[spectre] Study of The Dancing Rhinoceri of Bangladesh
marc garrett
marc.garrett at furtherfield.org
Tue Dec 18 12:14:59 CET 2012
Sorry for nay cross posting...
Study of The Dancing Rhinoceri of Bangladesh
article by Yen Ooi
Yen reviews Dancing Rhinoceri of Bangladesh, an interactive poem by net
artist Millie Niss, looking at the interface and reader experience, but
also at the text itself, and the complexities of its reading, and at the
source of its creation through technology. The Dancing Rhinoceri of
Bangladesh, she says, is more than just a poem. As with all electronic
literature, it requires more than just literacy to access, understand
and appreciate. It is a piece of art, which carries in itself, cultural,
historical, political and technological implications and meanings.
Millie Niss was known, first and foremost as a net artist. Her works
tend to have interactive characteristics in them, with thought-provoking
writing and the Dancing Rhinoceri of Bangladesh is exactly that, an
interactive poem with a strong message.
http://www.furtherfield.org/features/reviews/study-dancing-rhinoceri-bangladesh
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