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2000. iEar Studio

October 26, 2018

I am scrambling to rescue early digital work I made while earning an MFA in Electronic Arts at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Most work is stored in formats that are now inaccessible (luckily so). But here are a few images from two works that juxtapose brain slices with rock climbers. You can watch a flash animation of brain slices and skirts (through the ages) here.

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Looking back over decades of writing and collaborating, poet Lori Anderson Moseman shares highlights.


Posts

1991  SEEDS

1995. The Little Magazine

1991, 1995. 13th MOON

2000. iEar Studio

2000. Portages

2001. Canoehead

2003. Writing on Air

2006. High Watermark Salo[o]n

2008. Meander Scar

2008. Witness Post

2010. The Forest Log

2012. Confluence

2013. The Volta

2014. Dusie, Ecopoethos Issue

2016. Forest Under Story

2018. Counter-Desecration

2019. Talon Review

2022. Report, Mangold Society

2022. Neighbors, #20

2023. Neighbors, #22

2023. Quietly Between

2024. Touch the Donkey

2024. Fathom