Mobile & Geolocative Works
The works featured in this part of the exhibit have been created specifically for mobile devices or have included an iteration that allows the work to be accessed and read on one. The curatorial statement that contextualizes many of the choices that led to the selection and inclusion of these works can be found on the Curatorial Statement page of the website.
Annotations, authors' biographies, & publication dates are included as hyperlinks that can be accessed by clicking on each work below. Much of the content was produced by undergraduates in The Creative Media & Digital Culture Program at Washington State University Vancouver and, so, is noted where appropriate.
Mark Amerika, Immobilité, 2011
Kate Armstrong, "Ping," 2002
LAT-23 (Claudio Bueno, Denise Agassi, Marcus Bastos and Nacho Duran), "LAT 23," 2010
Robin Elliott, [Murmur], 2003
![Robin Elliott, [Murmur], 2003](thumbnails/murmur.png){kind=link}
Jeremy Hight, "34 North 118 West," 2002
Aya Karpinska, Shadows Never Sleep, 2008
LAinundacion, L.A. Flood Project, 2011
Jason E. Lewis & Bruno Nadeau, P.o.E.M.M., 2011
Erik Loyer, Strange Rain, 2011
Erik Loyer, Ruben and Lullaby, 2009
Jöerg Piringer, abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz, 2009
Teri Rueb, Core Sample, 2007
Evan Young, The Carrier, 2009
Future Writers—Electronic Literature by Undergraduates from U.S. Universities—Mobile Works
- Hunter Crawford and Margarete Strawn, "Selene and Chandra," 2011, Washington State University Vancouver
- Kirsten Petersen, Page Schumacher, Nicole Anderson, Kevin Diep, Allison Gray, Tyler Lundfelt, Dylan Symington, "The Blue Light Project," 2011, University of Maryland, College Park
- Katherine Chen, Phillip Chow, Yasmin Kadry, Vicky Lai, and Kelsey Marotta, "Glitch," 2011, University of Maryland, College Park
