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<h3 id="grad-project-description">Grad project Description</h3>
<p>Hi.<br /> <p>Hi.<br />
I made this play for you. It is a question, for us to hold together.</p> I made this play for you. It is a question, for us to hold together.</p>
<p>Is all intimacy about bodies? What is it about our bodies that makes <p>Is all intimacy about bodies? What is it about our bodies that makes
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emotional support on the Internet, this story explores the contradiction emotional support on the Internet, this story explores the contradiction
of being online while wanting to disconnect. It is a web play inviting of being online while wanting to disconnect. It is a web play inviting
you to navigate both of these feelings.</p> you to navigate both of these feelings.</p>
<p>Good Pie is a great big play of pies, a performance that took a year <p>Cake Intimacies is a performance that took a year to bring together.
to bring together. It had three phases. First, as my friends left, I It is a small selection of stories people told me and I held to memory
baked each of them a goodbye pie. Then I hosted two performances. In the and rewrote here. The stories come from two perfomances I hosted. In the
first, I asked participants to eat cake, sitting facing or away from first, I asked participants to eat cake, sitting facing or away from
each other and sharing their stories about cake and the Internet. In the each other and sharing their stories about cake and the Internet. The
second I predicted participants future lives on the Internet using second perfomance was hosted at the Art Meets Radical Openness Festival,
felted archetypes and received stories from their Internet past in as part of the Turning of the Internet workshop. For this performance I
return. This website is a reflection of all these experiences. Each Good predicted participants future lives on the Internet using felted
Pie has a filling that tells a story, merging the bodily with the archetypes and received stories from their Internet past in return. Now
digital and making a mess of it all.</p> the stories are here, each of them a cake with a filling that tells a
story, merging the bodily with the digital and making a mess of it
all.</p>
<p>I love you and hope you see what I saw in these stories.</p> <p>I love you and hope you see what I saw in these stories.</p>
<p>Safe dreams now. I will talk to you soon.</p> <p>Safe dreams now. I will talk to you soon.</p>
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<div id="content"><h1 <div id="content"><h1 id="water-bodies">&lt;?water bodies&gt;</h1>
id="ltwater-bodiesgt-a-narrative-exploration-of-divergent-digital-intimacies">&amp;lt?water <h3 id="a-narrative-exploration-of-divergent-digital-intimacies">A
bodies&amp;gt : A narrative exploration of divergent digital narrative exploration of divergent digital intimacies</h3>
intimacies</h1>
<p>Water, stories, the body, all the things we do, are mediums that hide <p>Water, stories, the body, all the things we do, are mediums that hide
and show whats hidden. (Rumi, 1995 translation)</p> and show whats hidden. (Rumi, 1995 translation)</p>
<h2 id="for-you">꙳for you</h2> <h2 id="for-you">꙳for you</h2>
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emphasizing their tangible bodily experiences. The communitys claim to emphasizing their tangible bodily experiences. The communitys claim to
authenticity thus had to lie in the physical experiences of its members— authenticity thus had to lie in the physical experiences of its members—
the visible bodies and hearable voices, the weddings, births, and the visible bodies and hearable voices, the weddings, births, and
funerals (1993). <sup><span class="margin-note"> Youre dreaming again, good. <br>Would you feel closer to me if you could hear my voice?<br> Is my voice a sound? Could it be a feeling?</span></sup>.</p> funerals (1993).<sup><span class="margin-note"> Youre dreaming again,
good. <br>Would you feel closer to me if you could hear my voice?<br> Is
my voice a sound? Could it be a feeling?</span></sup>.</p>
<p>Even then, and even by people with no interest in undermining the <p>Even then, and even by people with no interest in undermining the
value of the virtual, the distinction between physical and virtual was value of the virtual, the distinction between physical and virtual was
confusing. Rheingold himself reinforces the boundary of body relations confusing. Rheingold himself reinforces the boundary of body relations
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perpetually expanding without ever concluding. They embody a richness perpetually expanding without ever concluding. They embody a richness
that transcends conventional boundaries, blending into one another that transcends conventional boundaries, blending into one another
infinitely.</p> infinitely.</p>
<p>[Figure 1 - Harmonic Series to 32 (Hyacint,2017).]</p> <figure>
<img src="../images/Harmonic-series.png"
alt="Figure 1 - Harmonic Series to 32 (Hyacint,2017)." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Figure 1 - Harmonic Series to 32
(Hyacint,2017).</figcaption>
</figure>
<p>By likening digital bodies to divergent series, we embrace the <p>By likening digital bodies to divergent series, we embrace the
complexity and infinite possibilities arising from their complexity and infinite possibilities arising from their
interconnectedness and deviation from the norm. However, its crucial to interconnectedness and deviation from the norm. However, its crucial to
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doi:10.1177/1440783313486220.</p> doi:10.1177/1440783313486220.</p>
<p>Yun, J. (2020) The Leaving Season, in Some Are Always Hungry. <p>Yun, J. (2020) The Leaving Season, in Some Are Always Hungry.
University of Nebraska Press.</p> University of Nebraska Press.</p>
<p>&amp;lt?/water bodies&amp;gt</p> <h1 id="water-bodies-1">&lt;?/water bodies&gt;</h1>
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<p>Talking Documents are performative bureaucratic text inspections <figure>
using auto-ethnographical means that intend to create temporal public <img src="../aglaia/wijnhaven.JPG"
interventions through performative readings.</p> alt="WDKA- Winjhaven Building- February 2024- reading of act0 “” and act1 “”" />
<p>While I had this inherent concern about borders and bureaucratic <figcaption aria-hidden="true">WDKA- Winjhaven Building- February 2024-
structures in relation to migration, I decided to start zooming in and reading of act0 “” and act1 “”</figcaption>
explore my own bureaucratic surroundings through my personal lens. As a </figure>
student, I was eager to understand and dig into the educational <p>This project appeared as a need to explore potential bureaucratic
institutions bureaucratic mechanisms being driven by smaller-scale dramaturgies within the educational institution I was part as a student.
bureaucratic struggles and peers narratives, stories and experiences. I was curious about educational bureaucratic mechanisms being driven by
My starting point were concerns and a need to explore potential smaller-scale paperwork struggles and peers narratives, stories and
bureaucratic dramaturgies within the educational institution I am experiences. However, unexpected emergencies - due to my eviction on the
currently part as a student. However, unexpected emergencies placed 31st of January 2024 - placed centrally my personal struggles unfolded
centrally my personal bureaucratic struggles that were being unfolded in in parallel with the making period. I ended up conducting accidentally
parallel with the making period. Accordingly, this project was auto-ethnography as the project was dynamically being reshaped due to
dynamically being reshaped due to the material constraints of the the material constraints of the bureaucratic timeline.</p>
bureaucratic timeline. I utilized the paperwork interface of my <p>Talking Documents are performative bureaucratic text inspections that
smaller-scale story in order to unravel and foreground questions related intend to create temporal public interventions through performative
to the role of bureaucracy as less material border and as a mechanism of readings. I utilized the paperwork interface of my smaller-scale story
regulation that reflects narratives, ideologies, policies of the in order to unravel and foreground questions related to the role of
state.</p> bureaucracy as less material border and as a regulatory mechanism
<p>The scenario Central element of this project is a seven-act scenario reflecting narratives, ideologies, policies.</p>
that construct my personal paperwork story, unraveling the actual <p>Central element of this project is a seven-act scenario that
struggles of my communication with the government due my recent eviction construct my personal paperwork story, unraveling the actual struggles
on the 31st of January 2024. The body of the text of the “theatrical” of my communication with the government. The body of the text of the
script is sourced from the original documents, email threads as well as “theatrical” script is sourced from the original documents, email
recordings of the conversations with the municipality of Rotterdam that threads as well as recordings of the conversations with the municipality
I documented and archived throughout this period. I preserved the of Rotterdam I documented and archived throughout this period. I
sequence of the given sentences and by discarding the graphic design of preserved the sequence of the given sentences and by discarding the
the initial forms, I structured and repurposed the text into a playable graphic design of the initial forms, I structured and repurposed the
scenario. I perceive the document as a unit and the primary interface of text into a playable scenario.</p>
the bureaucratic network. The embedded performativity of “real” <p><img src="../aglaia/call_scenario.png"
bureaucratic rituals establishes and empowers (bureaucratic) alt="Act 2 “Call with the municipality about the rejection of my application”" />
institutions through repetitive acts. The transformation of the <img src="../aglaia/deregistration1.png"
alt="Act 7 “Confirmation document of my deregistration”" /></p>
<p>I perceive the document as a unit and as the fundamental symbolic
interface of the bureaucratic network. The transformation of the
materiality of a document into a scenario to be enacted collectively in materiality of a document into a scenario to be enacted collectively in
public attempts to examine these artifacts and highlight the shrouded public aims to examine these artifacts and highlight the shrouded
performative elements of these processes.</p> performative elements of these processes.</p>
<p>The public readings of the scenario I see the collective readings of <p>I see the collective readings of these scenarios as a way of instant
these scenarios as a way of instant publishing and as a communal tool of publishing and as a communal tool of inspecting bureaucratic bordering
inspecting bureaucratic bordering infrastructures. How can these infrastructures. How can these re-enactments be situated in different
re-enactments be situated in different institutional contexts and institutional contexts and examine their structures? I organized a
examine their structures? I am particularly interested in the series of performative readings of my own bureaucratic literature in
site-specificity of these “acts”. I organized a series of performative different spaces and contexts, pubic and semi-public WDKA, Art Meets
readings of my own bureaucratic literature in different spaces and Radical Openness Festival in Linz, the City Hall of Rotterdam where I
contexts, pubic and semi-public, like Leeszaal, WDKA, Art Meets Radical invited people to perform the play together, like a tiny theater.</p>
Openness Festival in Linz, the City Hall of Rotterdam where I invited <figure>
people to perform the play together, like a theater. The marginal voices <img src="../aglaia/AMRO_all.jpg"
of potential applicants are embodying and enacting a role. “The speech alt="Art Meets Radical Openness Festival Linz, Austria - May 2024 - Reading Act 2 and Act3 in the tent" />
does not only describe but brings things into existence”(Austin, 1975). <figcaption aria-hidden="true">Art Meets Radical Openness Festival
My intention was to stretch the limits of dramaturgical speech through Linz, Austria - May 2024 - Reading Act 2 and Act3 in the
vocalizing a document and turn individual administrative cases into tent</figcaption>
public ones. How do the inscribed words in the documents are not </figure>
descriptive but on the contrary “are instrumentalized in getting things <p><img src="../aglaia/AMRO_kamo.jpg" /></p>
done”(Butler,1997). Words as active agents. Bodies as low-tech “human <figure>
microphones”. A group of people performs the bureaucratic scenario in <img src="../aglaia/gemeente_front.jpg"
chorus, out loud, in the corridor of the schools building, in the main alt="City Hall Rotterdam - May 2024 - Reading of Act 5 and Act 6" />
hall, at the square right across, outside of the municipality <figcaption aria-hidden="true">City Hall Rotterdam - May 2024 - Reading
building.</p> of Act 5 and Act 6</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="../aglaia/statue_garden.jpg" alt="The garden of Gemeente" />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">The garden of Gemeente</figcaption>
</figure>
<p>The marginal voices of potential applicants are embodying and
enacting a role. “The speech does not only describe but brings things
into existence”(Austin, 1975). My intention was to stretch the limits of
dramaturgical speech through vocalizing a document and turn individual
administrative cases into public ones. How do the inscribed words in the
documents are not descriptive but on the contrary “are instrumentalized
in getting things done”(Butler,1997). Words as active agents. Bodies as
low-tech “human microphones”. A group of people performs the
bureaucratic scenario in chorus, out loud, in the corridor of the
schools building, in the main hall, at the square right across, outside
of the municipality building.</p>
<p>I documented and recorded these public acts and I re-created the <p>I documented and recorded these public acts and I re-created the
collectively vocalised and transformed scenario. This audio piece is a collectively voiced scenario. This audio piece is a constellation of
constellation of different recordings and soundscapes of these public different recordings and soundscapes of these public moments, a vocal
moments that I edited and collaged into a single story that could archive, published in the graduation exhibition of XPUB in 2024.</p>
constitute a vocal archive.</p> <figure>
<p>I am inviting past and future applicants, traumatized students, <img src="../aglaia/passport1.png"
injured bearers, bureaucratic border crossers, stressed expired document alt="XML at XPUB studio January 2024 - Passport Reading Session" />
holders to share, vocalize, read out loud, amplify, (un)name, dismantle <figcaption aria-hidden="true">XML at XPUB studio January 2024 -
the injurious words of these artifacts.</p> Passport Reading Session</figcaption>
<p>[images] [Leeszaal West Rotterdam - 7th of November 2023 People </figure>
queuing to receive their documents] [WDKA- Winjhaven Building- 5th of
February 2024- reading of act0 “” and act1 “”] [Art Meets Radical
Openness Festival Linz, Austria - 11th of May 2024 - Reading act 2””
and act3 “” in the tent] x2 [City Hall Rotterdam- 30th of May 2024 -
Reading of act 5 “” and act 6 “”] x2 [XML at XPUB studio - January 2024
- Passport Reading Session] [BOOKLET 1] [BOOKLET 2]</p>
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feelings or thoughts. Over-identifying with a role was being feelings or thoughts. Over-identifying with a role was being
instrumentalized as an “interrogation” of ones own involvement in the instrumentalized as an “interrogation” of ones own involvement in the
reproduction of social discourses, power, authority, hegemony.</p> reproduction of social discourses, power, authority, hegemony.</p>
<p>[ Participants, during Leeszaal event, are waiting in a queue (18) to <p>[Leeszaal West Rotterdam - November 2023 People queuing(18) to
collect the application forms and sign1 ] [ One of the forms that the receive their documents and sign ]</p>
audience had to fill out during the Lesszaal event ]</p> <p>[ One of the forms that the audience had to fill out during the
Lesszaal event ]</p>
<h4 id="section-2">3.</h4> <h4 id="section-2">3.</h4>
<p>Title: “Passport Reading Session” When: January 2024 Where: XML <p>Title: “Passport Reading Session” When: January 2024 Where: XML
XPUB studio Who: Ada, Aglaia, Stephen, Joseph</p> XPUB studio Who: Ada, Aglaia, Stephen, Joseph</p>

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<p>the reader: we?</p> <p>the reader: we?</p>
<p>the book: …I mean the four of us, the students of Experimental <p>the book: …I mean the four of us, the students of Experimental
Publishing at the Piet Zwart Institute. From 2022 until today, June Publishing at the Piet Zwart Institute. From 2022 until today, June
2024, we published three special issues together. We wrote four theses 2024, we published three special issues together. We wrote four theses
and made four graduation projects. We grew our hair out and cut it and and made four graduation projects. We grew our hair out and cut it and
grew it again and dyed it. We cared and cried for each other, we brewed grew it again and dyed it. We cared and cried for each other, we brewed
muddy coffee and bootlegged books. (the book tears up) Finishing a muddy coffee and bootlegged books. (The book tears up) Finishing a
Masters is a bit of a heavy moment for us and this book is a gentle Masters is a bit of a heavy moment for us and this book is a gentle
archive, a memory of things that have been beautiful to us.</p> archive, a memory of things that have been beautiful to us.</p>
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<h3 id="grad-project-description">Grad project Description</h3> <h3 id="a-prototype-for-interactive-childrens-literature">A Prototype
<p>Wink is a prototype for an interactive picture book platform. This platform aims for Interactive Childrens Literature</h3>
to make reading into a mindfull and thought provoking process by using interactive and playful elements, multiple stories within one narrative and sound elements. Especially today where consumerism and low attention span is a rising issue especially amongst young readers, this was an important task to tackle. The thought of Wink emerged to find a more sustainable and creative way of reading for elementary school children. <p>Wink is a prototype for an interactive picture book platform. This
</p> platform aims to make reading into a mindfull and thought provoking
<p>Working as a children's literature editor for years, I came to a realisation that picture books were turning into another object that kids read and consume on daily basis. At least this is what I observed in Turkey. Teachers and parents were finding it difficult to find new books constantly or were tired of rereading the same book. As a young person in the publishing sector, I believe there should be more options for children as there is for adults; such as ebooks, audiobooks etc. But moreover a "book" that can be redefined, reread or be interacted with. So I revisited an old story I wrote, translated to English and named it, "Bee Within". </p> process by using interactive and playful elements, multiple stories
<p>Bee Within, is a story about grief and it is based on my experiences throughout the years. I erased it, rewrote it, edited it, destroyed it multiple times over the past years, simultaneously with new experiences of loss. In the end, I believe the story turned out to be an ode to within one narrative and sound elements. Especially today where
remembering or might I say an ode to not being able to forget or an ode to the fear of forgetting consumerism and low attention span is a rising issue especially amongst
which I now think is a great and sweet battle between death and life. I think it is an important subject to touch upon, especially for children dealing with trauma in many parts of the world. young readers, this was an important task to tackle. The thought of Wink
</p> emerged to find a more sustainable and creative way of reading for
<p>Over the past two years, experimenting with storytelling techniques, interactivity options and workshops with children and adults, around reading and doing various exercises on Bee Within, I improved the story to be a more playful and interactive one which can be re-read, re-played and eventually re-formed non digitally to be reachable for all children. Here is some documentation from the beggining of this journey towards making accesible interactive narratives... </p> elementary school children.</p>
<p>Working as a childrens literature editor for years, I came to a
realisation that picture books were turning into another object that
kids read and consume on daily basis. At least this is what I observed
in Turkey. Teachers and parents were finding it difficult to find new
books constantly or were tired of rereading the same book. As a young
person in the publishing sector, I believe there should be more options
for children as there is for adults; such as ebooks, audiobooks etc. But
moreover a “book” that can be redefined, reread or be interacted with.
So I revisited an old story I wrote, translated to English and named it,
“Bee Within”.</p>
<p>Bee Within, is a story about grief and it is based on my experiences
throughout the years. I erased it, rewrote it, edited it, destroyed it
multiple times over the past years, simultaneously with new experiences
of loss. In the end, I believe the story turned out to be an ode to
remembering or might I say an ode to not being able to forget or an ode
to the fear of forgetting which I now think is a great and sweet battle
between death and life. I think it is an important subject to touch
upon, especially for children dealing with trauma in many parts of the
world.</p>
<p>Over the past two years, experimenting with storytelling techniques,
interactivity options and workshops with children and adults, around
reading and doing various exercises on Bee Within, I improved the story
to be a more playful and interactive one which can be re-read, re-played
and eventually re-formed non digitally to be reachable for all children.
Here is some documentation from the beggining of this journey towards
making accesible interactive narratives…</p>
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<h2 id="knots-as-objects-to-think-with">KNOTS AS OBJECTS TO THINK <h2 id="knots-as-objects-to-think-with">KNOTS AS OBJECTS TO THINK
WITH</h2> WITH</h2>
<p>There is a delicate complexity of thinking of and with knots, which <p>There is a delicate complexity of thinking of and with knots, which
ignites layers of simultaneous connections to ones specifi c ignites layers of simultaneous connections to ones specific experience;
experience; where one person may associate the knots with struggles they where one person may associate the knots with struggles they face,
face, another may think of connecting or thriving times. In a workshop another may think of connecting or thriving times. In a workshop in
in Rotterdam, I asked participants to write three words that comes to Rotterdam, I asked participants to write three words that comes to mind
mind when they think of knots. There were some words in common like when they think of knots. There were some words in common like strong,
strong, chaotic, confusing and anxious. On the other hand, there were chaotic, confusing and anxious. On the other hand, there were variations
variations of connection, binding, bridge and support. Keeping these of connection, binding, bridge and support. Keeping these answers in
answers in mind or by coming up with your words on knots and embodying mind or by coming up with your words on knots and embodying them in the
them in the practice of reading would make a diff erence in how you practice of reading would make a diff erence in how you understand the
understand the same text.</p> same text.</p>
<p>Seeing how these words, interpretations of a physical object were so <p>Seeing how these words, interpretations of a physical object were so
diff erent to each other was transcendental. In this thesis, I am diff erent to each other was transcendental. In this thesis, I am
excited to share my understanding of knots with you. My three words for excited to share my understanding of knots with you. My three words for
knots are resistance, imagination and infi nity. Keeping these in mind, knots are resistance, imagination and infinity. Keeping these in mind, I
I experimented with certain reading modes as you will see later on.</p> experimented with certain reading modes as you will see later on.</p>
<p>Knots are known to be used 15 to 17 thousand years ago for multiple <p>Knots are known to be used 15 to 17 thousand years ago for multiple
purposes. These purposes were often opposing each other. For example, it purposes. These purposes were often opposing each other. For example, it
could be used to let something loose or to restrain it; for pleasure or could be used to let something loose or to restrain it; for pleasure or
@ -2068,8 +2068,8 @@ very guilty and I remember thinking I betrayed the person I lost.</p>
<p>As funny as it may appear, I felt like I was sabotaged by these bees <p>As funny as it may appear, I felt like I was sabotaged by these bees
that I thought were here to hurt me but in the end they made me that I thought were here to hurt me but in the end they made me
understand that its ok to let things go and every being does what it has understand that its ok to let things go and every being does what it has
to do to fi nd its way of survival. The little habitat that they chose to do to find its way of survival. The little habitat that they chose to
to create in my room seemed like a calling or a sign that I can aff ect create in my room seemed like a calling or a sign that I can aff ect
another living being significantly without being aware of it. This goes another living being significantly without being aware of it. This goes
for everything, no matter if some people leave us in this world, they for everything, no matter if some people leave us in this world, they
have living matter in us that keeps pulsing. So then I started have living matter in us that keeps pulsing. So then I started
@ -2111,8 +2111,8 @@ being able to forget or an ode to the fear of forgetting</p>
<p>The effect of storytelling knowledge on kids development and <p>The effect of storytelling knowledge on kids development and
creativity. What can we learn from open ended and multiple ending creativity. What can we learn from open ended and multiple ending
stories?</p> stories?</p>
<p>ability to form basic stories or to express their emotions through fi <p>ability to form basic stories or to express their emotions through
ctional characters or events. Children are not born with a wide fictional characters or events. Children are not born with a wide
vocabulary of emotions and expressions. They learn how to read, mimic vocabulary of emotions and expressions. They learn how to read, mimic
and express their feelings over time. The more children read, write and and express their feelings over time. The more children read, write and
are exposed to social environments, the more they widen their sense and are exposed to social environments, the more they widen their sense and
@ -2147,8 +2147,8 @@ adventure. Although this is essentially “writing” as we know it,
children think of this as a game, yet to discover they are actually children think of this as a game, yet to discover they are actually
becoming writers. What kind of reward can we expect from active becoming writers. What kind of reward can we expect from active
participation in a story? Narrative pleasure can be generally described participation in a story? Narrative pleasure can be generally described
in terms of immersions (spatial, temporal, emotional, epistemic) in a fi in terms of immersions (spatial, temporal, emotional, epistemic) in a
ctional world (Ryan, 2009). When we are set to create or co-create a fictional world (Ryan, 2009). When we are set to create or co-create a
world, the narrative has eff ects on us such as curiosity, suspense and world, the narrative has eff ects on us such as curiosity, suspense and
surprise. At this point, we start creatively producing ideas to keep surprise. At this point, we start creatively producing ideas to keep
these three emotions.</p> these three emotions.</p>
@ -2168,22 +2168,21 @@ therefore creates a unique bond between the reader/writer and the
text.</p> text.</p>
<p>There are many theories on how to approach interactive literature for <p>There are many theories on how to approach interactive literature for
children. Multi-literacy theory and digital literacies are some of the children. Multi-literacy theory and digital literacies are some of the
theories which I fi nd relevant to my aim with Wink. Multiliteracy theories which I find relevant to my aim with Wink. Multiliteracy theory
theory in a nutshell is an education oriented framework that aims to in a nutshell is an education oriented framework that aims to expand
expand traditional reading and writing skills. This theory was developed traditional reading and writing skills. This theory was developed by the
by the New London Group. They were a collective of scholars and New London Group. They were a collective of scholars and educators who
educators who addressed the changing nature of literacy in an addressed the changing nature of literacy in an increasingly globalized,
increasingly globalized, digital world. The theory explores multiple digital world. The theory explores multiple modes of communication
modes of communication consisting The sense of storytelling settles for consisting The sense of storytelling settles for kids, starting from age
kids, starting from age three. By this time, children have the of three. By this time, children have the of multimodal communication,
multimodal communication, cultural and social contexts, critical cultural and social contexts, critical inquiry, socio-cultural learning
inquiry, socio-cultural learning theory and pedagogical implications. theory and pedagogical implications. Multimodal communication focuses on
Multimodal communication focuses on the variety of communication the variety of communication techniques. This was groundbreaking in the
techniques. This was groundbreaking in the 90s because of its 90s because of its acknowledgment of a diverse range of literacies and
acknowledgment of a diverse range of literacies and its departure from its departure from traditional approaches to literary texts. This theory
traditional approaches to literary texts. This theory includes new media includes new media and communication studies such as visual, digital,
and communication studies such as visual, digital, special and gestural special and gestural literacies.</p>
literacies.</p>
<p>I kept this theory in mind as I chose the interactivity elements to <p>I kept this theory in mind as I chose the interactivity elements to
use in the picture book. I think the usage of multiple media such as use in the picture book. I think the usage of multiple media such as
sound, image and games is a good way to start and diff erentiate from a sound, image and games is a good way to start and diff erentiate from a
@ -2206,11 +2205,11 @@ tend to stay more in a linear narrative and format when compared to
storytelling games where the audience is commonly the main character. storytelling games where the audience is commonly the main character.
Reading experiences are also a way to be in the shoes of the narrator or Reading experiences are also a way to be in the shoes of the narrator or
the character but in a storytelling game, you embody the mission and the the character but in a storytelling game, you embody the mission and the
experience overrules the story most of the time. In the specifi c experience overrules the story most of the time. In the specific example
example of a child, storytelling games are complicated and puzzle driven of a child, storytelling games are complicated and puzzle driven where
where the player has missions to complete. Whereas in an interactive the player has missions to complete. Whereas in an interactive e-book,
e-book, the missions are solely based on the interactive elements the missions are solely based on the interactive elements implemented in
implemented in the text and images.</p> the text and images.</p>
<p>Another diff erence is that the visual world in an interactive e-book <p>Another diff erence is that the visual world in an interactive e-book
is less cinematic and has limited movement. The imagery plays a massive is less cinematic and has limited movement. The imagery plays a massive
role in a storytelling game where the world created is off ered to the role in a storytelling game where the world created is off ered to the
@ -2259,9 +2258,8 @@ make the experience more intriguing. These are usually elements such as
sound, animations, voice-overs that are ignited with a click or tap by sound, animations, voice-overs that are ignited with a click or tap by
the reader. For children younger than 5, its usually just tapping over the reader. For children younger than 5, its usually just tapping over
the page and experiencing an action-reaction. For older kids between the the page and experiencing an action-reaction. For older kids between the
ages 6-8, I made some workshops to fi gure out which types of ages 6-8, I made some workshops to figure out which types of interactive
interactive elements are most useful in engaging them in the reading elements are most useful in engaging them in the reading process.</p>
process.</p>
<p>It is true that sound and animations are very inclusive and it is <p>It is true that sound and animations are very inclusive and it is
engaging for kids to find out which part of a page is interactive by engaging for kids to find out which part of a page is interactive by
clicking on images. Another thing I found out is that kids enjoy being a clicking on images. Another thing I found out is that kids enjoy being a
@ -2323,17 +2321,17 @@ tried to limit the interactive elements I used in the main story. I
tried to keep the picture animations limited and focused more on the tried to keep the picture animations limited and focused more on the
storylines.</p> storylines.</p>
<p>Another aspect I am concerned about after the workshop I did with the <p>Another aspect I am concerned about after the workshop I did with the
kids, is the risk of confusion due to an undefi ned and multimodal kids, is the risk of confusion due to an undefined and multimodal design
design for a “book”. Kids tend to be confused when they cant defi ne for a “book”. Kids tend to be confused when they cant define things or
things or are asked to improvise without knowing the purpose.They know are asked to improvise without knowing the purpose.They know what a book
what a book is and that it is similar to what they encounter on the is and that it is similar to what they encounter on the screen. But the
screen. But the method of reading and interacting with Bee Within is method of reading and interacting with Bee Within is diff erent than
diff erent than what they are used to. This concerns me because they what they are used to. This concerns me because they might prefer to
might prefer to just read a book or play a game instead of discovering a just read a book or play a game instead of discovering a new thing,
new thing, which they are exposed to daily because they are always in a which they are exposed to daily because they are always in a process of
process of active learning. So one more thing to learn might come as active learning. So one more thing to learn might come as exhausting.
exhausting. Therefore, in designing, I want to make interactions as Therefore, in designing, I want to make interactions as clear as
clear as possible for them.</p> possible for them.</p>
<h3 id="loop-7">Loop 7</h3> <h3 id="loop-7">Loop 7</h3>
<p>Interactive reading and writing examples and surveys done with kids <p>Interactive reading and writing examples and surveys done with kids
As an improvisation theater enthusiast myself, I tried to engage the As an improvisation theater enthusiast myself, I tried to engage the
@ -2364,22 +2362,22 @@ when I was playing freeze and had to stop moving at any given time or
when I found the last friend hiding somewhere in hide and seek. This when I found the last friend hiding somewhere in hide and seek. This
feeling of appreciation and unexpectedness is why most people remember feeling of appreciation and unexpectedness is why most people remember
certain games, movies from their childhoods very vividly. Its an certain games, movies from their childhoods very vividly. Its an
introduction to a feeling we experience maybe for the fi rst time introduction to a feeling we experience maybe for the first time because
because we dont necessarily learn from books how and when to feel we dont necessarily learn from books how and when to feel surprised,
surprised, that is why its a surprise; we live it, experience it and it that is why its a surprise; we live it, experience it and it leaves and
leaves and impression with us.</p> impression with us.</p>
<p>In my opinion, what drives everyone as a common denominator is <p>In my opinion, what drives everyone as a common denominator is
amazement; because it takes us to our childhoods or distant memories amazement; because it takes us to our childhoods or distant memories
where we fi rst felt that feeling of awe. This is the main purpose where we first felt that feeling of awe. This is the main purpose behind
behind any kind of interactive design and I think books can be an any kind of interactive design and I think books can be an amazing
amazing medium to experiment this with. Specifi cally because this medium to experiment this with. Specifically because this ancient device
ancient device can take us to numerous worlds. For me as a millennial, can take us to numerous worlds. For me as a millennial, books give me
books give me enough amazement as it is. But as I worked in publishing enough amazement as it is. But as I worked in publishing through the
through the years and observed, I think kids today need something more years and observed, I think kids today need something more to ignite
to ignite their interest. There are so many factors in a picture book their interest. There are so many factors in a picture book such as the
such as the image, the text and sound which can be played with to create image, the text and sound which can be played with to create an
an experience that is more surprising. This is the main purpose behind experience that is more surprising. This is the main purpose behind my
my research and protoype. Todays world being visually stimulating and research and protoype. Todays world being visually stimulating and
serving very short attention spans with social media, it is a tough task serving very short attention spans with social media, it is a tough task
to insert a story or reading experience that requires full attention and to insert a story or reading experience that requires full attention and
patience. There are examples of Tiktok stories, Instagram reels, audio patience. There are examples of Tiktok stories, Instagram reels, audio
@ -2415,8 +2413,8 @@ in the plot. These still exist as picture books where you are directed
to certain pages according to the choices you make throughout the story. to certain pages according to the choices you make throughout the story.
Along with this were also board games and cards that required Along with this were also board games and cards that required
interactive inputs. Some examples to this is exploding kittens or cards interactive inputs. Some examples to this is exploding kittens or cards
against humanity where the player has the autonomy to be creative and fi against humanity where the player has the autonomy to be creative and
ll in the blanks to win the game. Simultaneously, text-based adventure fill in the blanks to win the game. Simultaneously, text-based adventure
games such as Zork and Adventure were popular. Early days of computing games such as Zork and Adventure were popular. Early days of computing
off ered a wide space for exploring virtual worlds. In the early 80s, off ered a wide space for exploring virtual worlds. In the early 80s,
hypertext fiction contributed to electronic literature. Hyperlinks were hypertext fiction contributed to electronic literature. Hyperlinks were
@ -2457,8 +2455,8 @@ not so thrilling for them. It also helped me draw the pictures for the
book accordingly and edit the text with their reactions in mind. Due to book accordingly and edit the text with their reactions in mind. Due to
a privacy agreement, I couldnt record or use any data from the workshop a privacy agreement, I couldnt record or use any data from the workshop
but I made some helpful observations from my time there.</p> but I made some helpful observations from my time there.</p>
<p>The fi rst workshop I planned consisted of two main parts that made <p>The first workshop I planned consisted of two main parts that made up
up 20 minutes. The fi rst 10 minutes we read Bee Within (attached in the 20 minutes. The first 10 minutes we read Bee Within (attached in the
appendix) together in a circle and the last 10 minutes we played little appendix) together in a circle and the last 10 minutes we played little
improvisation games, focused on the three main characters in the story improvisation games, focused on the three main characters in the story
(the bee, the kid and the tree). I made three groups and gave these (the bee, the kid and the tree). I made three groups and gave these
@ -2510,11 +2508,11 @@ attempted in using objects from the room which is a huge diff erence
with the kids because they drew on their faces, used plastic bags as with the kids because they drew on their faces, used plastic bags as
wings for the bee and made sounds with their mouths as trees.</p> wings for the bee and made sounds with their mouths as trees.</p>
<p>The next workshop was to discover how improv would work without <p>The next workshop was to discover how improv would work without
reading the story fi rst. This workshop was fruitful because it helped reading the story first. This workshop was fruitful because it helped me
me realize how much information or guidance I have to off er for realize how much information or guidance I have to off er for children
children in order for them to be comfortable to participate and interact in order for them to be comfortable to participate and interact without
without confusion. We made a circle and I summarized the story to the confusion. We made a circle and I summarized the story to the kids,
kids, acting in the middle of the circle. This broke the ice completely acting in the middle of the circle. This broke the ice completely
because I was a part of the workshop and they thought I was funny. For because I was a part of the workshop and they thought I was funny. For
the next part, I divided the group in three and assigned a character to the next part, I divided the group in three and assigned a character to
them. After this, I asked them to decide on an attitude, pop in the them. After this, I asked them to decide on an attitude, pop in the
@ -2596,9 +2594,9 @@ they seek a new way to tell a story but have one mode of reading. The
stories are linear and can be read once, without side quests. This is stories are linear and can be read once, without side quests. This is
the main diff erence with what I am trying to design. Wink acts as a the main diff erence with what I am trying to design. Wink acts as a
tool to play with and choose paths. The story isnt linear in the tool to play with and choose paths. The story isnt linear in the
traditional way where you interact with the pictures and fi nish the traditional way where you interact with the pictures and finish the book
book but there are side stories to the main story that they can discover but there are side stories to the main story that they can discover or
or choose not to. I think this is a solid diff erence. This makes it a choose not to. I think this is a solid diff erence. This makes it a
playable narrative, diff erent from a book.</p> playable narrative, diff erent from a book.</p>
<p>This prototype is a good start to see how far I can get with the <p>This prototype is a good start to see how far I can get with the
interactive elements and side stories without confusing or discouraging interactive elements and side stories without confusing or discouraging

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Issue XIX</h1> <h3 id="special-issue-xix">Special Issue XIX</h3>
<p>Public libraries are more than just access points to knowledge. They <p>Public libraries are more than just access points to knowledge. They
are social sites where readers cross over while reading together, are social sites where readers cross over while reading together,
annotating, organising and structuring. A book could be bound at the annotating, organising and structuring. A book could be bound at the
@ -49,31 +50,85 @@ and an archive. We asked everyone to think of the library as a garden.
For us, being a gardener means caring; caring for the people and books For us, being a gardener means caring; caring for the people and books
that form this space.</p> that form this space.</p>
<p>During the collective moment in Leeszaal people started diving into <p>During the collective moment in Leeszaal people started diving into
recycle bins, grab books, tear pages apart, drawing, pen plotting, recycle bins, grabbing books, tearing pages apart, drawing, pen
weaving words together, cutting words, removing words, overwriting, plotting, weaving words together, cutting words, removing words,
printing, scanning. It was magical having an object in the end. A whole overwriting, printing, and scanning. It was magical having an object in
book made by all of us in that evening. Stations, machines, a cloud of the end. A whole book was made by all of us that evening. Stations,
cards, a sleeve that warms up THE BOOK.</p> machines, a cloud of cards, a sleeve that warms up THE BOOK.</p>
<p><img src="imagename.png" <figure>
alt="Bobis station - Name of the Station and Description" /> <img <img src="pruning.jpg"
src="imagename.png" alt="Irmaks and Aglaias Pruning station, where people edited punctuation and text, scanned it then printed it with a dot matrix." />
alt="Irmaks and Aglaias station - Name of the Station and Description" /> <figcaption aria-hidden="true">Irmaks and Aglaias Pruning station,
<img src="imagename.png" where people edited punctuation and text, scanned it then printed it
alt="Stephens station name- Name of the Station and Description" /> with a dot matrix.</figcaption>
<img src="imagename.png" </figure>
alt="Adas Station - Name of the Station and Description" /> <img <figure>
src="imagename.png" <img src="card-cloud-leeszaal.jpg"
alt="Caras station name- Name of the Station and Description" /> <img alt="Cloud of cards with instructions to be performed on the books" />
src="imagename.png" alt="Book recycle bins description" /> <img <figcaption aria-hidden="true">Cloud of cards with instructions to be
src="imagename.png" performed on the books</figcaption>
alt="Cloud of gards with instructions to be performed into the books" /> </figure>
<img src="imagename.png" alt="inside page of the final book" /> <img <figure>
src="imagename.png" alt="Photo of the book - cover and sleeve" /> <img <img src="final-book.jpg"
src="imagename.png" alt="The final book produced that evening, the cover was made from hand-stiched covers of discarded books." />
alt="How to play leeszal as a process image to how the cards evolved" /> <figcaption aria-hidden="true">The final book produced that evening, the
<img src="imagename.png" cover was made from hand-stiched covers of discarded books.</figcaption>
alt="image from social practice library about librarying" /> <img </figure>
src="imagename.png" alt="map of leeszaal also can be there" /></p> <figure>
<img src="mint-scan.jpg"
alt="Page of the final book containing scans of the edited book, an instruction card, a pen-plotted bookmark with a quote from the book and a sprig of mint." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Page of the final book containing scans
of the edited book, an instruction card, a pen-plotted bookmark with a
quote from the book and a sprig of mint.</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="drawn-scan.jpg"
alt="Page of the final book containing scans of a drawn on book, an instruction card and a pen-plotted bookmark with a quote from the book." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Page of the final book containing scans
of a drawn on book, an instruction card and a pen-plotted bookmark with
a quote from the book.</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="hand-scan.jpg"
alt="Page of the final book containing scans of edited books, a hand and coins." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Page of the final book containing scans
of edited books, a hand and coins.</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="second-edition-open.jpg"
alt="Page of the second edition, containing scans of edited books and instruction cards." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Page of the second edition, containing
scans of edited books and instruction cards.</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="second-edition.jpg"
alt="The second edition of the final book from the event." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">The second edition of the final book from
the event.</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="people-bins.jpg"
alt="People choosing books from the discarded books bins, behind the instructions cards cloud." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">People choosing books from the discarded
books bins, behind the instructions cards cloud.</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="editing.jpg"
alt="Part of the Pruning process, the editing of a book page." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Part of the Pruning process, the editing
of a book page.</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="open-bin.jpg" alt="Bin of discarded books from Leeszal." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Bin of discarded books from
Leeszal.</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="binding.jpg"
alt="The binding of the scans into the final book at the end of the evening." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">The binding of the scans into the final
book at the end of the evening.</figcaption>
</figure>
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<h3 id="special-issue-xx">Special Issue XX</h3>
<p>Console is an oracle; an emotional first aid kit that helps you help <p>Console is an oracle; an emotional first aid kit that helps you help
yourself. Console invites you to open the box and discover ways of yourself. Console invites you to open the box and discover ways of
healing. Console provides shelter for your dreams, memories and worries. healing. Console provides shelter for your dreams, memories and worries.
@ -38,25 +40,76 @@ the role of ideology and social reproduction. We reinterpreted bits of
the world and created stories from it (modding, fiction, narrative) the world and created stories from it (modding, fiction, narrative)
focusing on community, interaction, relationships, grief and focusing on community, interaction, relationships, grief and
healing.</p> healing.</p>
<p><img src="imagename.jpg" <figure>
alt="Console box with instruction book, games and ritual objects, produced in an edition of XX." /> <img src="holographic.jpg" alt="Holographic Oracle Deck" />
<img src="imagename.jpg" <figcaption aria-hidden="true">Holographic Oracle Deck</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="oracolotto.jpg" alt="Reading with the Oracolotto cards." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Reading with the Oracolotto
cards.</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="worrydolls.jpg" alt="Worry Dolls" />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Worry Dolls</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="console-book.jpg"
alt="Screenprinted book cover of the Console Booklet, from The Upside Down Oracolotto card." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Screenprinted book cover of the Console
Booklet, from The Upside Down Oracolotto card.</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="cara-ritual.jpg"
alt="Nighttime Ritual: Guided meditation from cardboardlamb" />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Nighttime Ritual: Guided meditation from
cardboardlamb</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="youtube-tarot.jpg"
alt="Imagined tarot cards based on YouTube comments" />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Imagined tarot cards based on YouTube
comments</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="federici.jpg"
alt="Laser engraved quote from Silvia Federici, Love is the great magician, the demon that unites earth and sky and makes humans so round, so whole in their being, that once united they cannot be defeated." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Laser engraved quote from Silvia
Federici, Love is the great magician, the demon that unites earth and
sky and makes humans so round, so whole in their being, that once united
they cannot be defeated.</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="console-open.jpg"
alt="Console box with Fiction Friction, Oracolotto, the Wheel of Fortune, a Worry Doll, tea and a tealight." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Console box with Fiction Friction,
Oracolotto, the Wheel of Fortune, a Worry Doll, tea and a
tealight.</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="console-front.jpg"
alt="Screenprinted cover of the Console box." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Screenprinted cover of the Console
box.</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="license-reading.jpg"
alt="SIXX Licence reading ceremony at Page Not Found. The copyleft licence for this object included (in additional permission 4b) a term specifying the ritual absorption of intellectual property." /> alt="SIXX Licence reading ceremony at Page Not Found. The copyleft licence for this object included (in additional permission 4b) a term specifying the ritual absorption of intellectual property." />
<img src="imagename.jpg" <figcaption aria-hidden="true">SIXX Licence reading ceremony at Page Not
alt="Screenprinted book cover, from The Upside Down Oracolotto card." /> Found. The copyleft licence for this object included (in additional
<img src="imagename.jpg" permission 4b) a term specifying the ritual absorption of intellectual
alt="Fiction Friction gameplay at Page Not Found" /></p> property.</figcaption>
<p><img src="imagename.jpg" </figure>
alt="Oracolotto readings at Page Not Found." /> <img src="imagename.jpg" <figure>
alt="Wheel of Fortune healing exercise at Page Not Found." /> <img <img src="fiction-friction.jpg"
src="imagename.jpg" alt="Holographic Oracle Deck" /> <img alt="Fiction Friction gameplay during the launch at Page Not Found." />
src="imagename.jpg" <figcaption aria-hidden="true">Fiction Friction gameplay during the
alt="Page of book open on something else not mentioned: youtube tarot, fortnite, papa louie?" /></p> launch at Page Not Found.</figcaption>
<p><img src="imagename.jpg" </figure>
alt="Page of book open on Tetris Fantasies" /> <img src="imagename.jpg" <figure>
alt="Nighttime Ritual: Guided meditation from cardboardlamb" /> <img <img src="tetris.jpg" alt="Modified tetris fantasies" />
src="imagename.jpg" alt="Worry Doll" /> <img src="imagename.jpg" <figcaption aria-hidden="true">Modified tetris fantasies</figcaption>
alt="Inscribed quote from Silvia Federici" /></p> </figure>
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<div id="content"><p>z— title: tty special issue 21 author: Stephen</p> <div id="content"><h1 id="tty">TTY</h1>
<hr /> <h3 id="special-issue-21">Special Issue 21</h3>
<h1 id="tty-special-issue-21">TTY: Special Issue 21</h1>
<p>why shd it only make use of the tips of the fingers as contact points <p>why shd it only make use of the tips of the fingers as contact points
of flowing multi directional creativity. If I invented a word placing of flowing multi directional creativity. If I invented a word placing
machine, an “expression-scriber,” if you will, then I would have a kind machine, an “expression-scriber,” if you will, then I would have a kind
@ -79,31 +79,94 @@ otherwise technical progress and computational genealogies.</p>
editor Martino Morandi, and contributors Andrea di Serego Alighieri, editor Martino Morandi, and contributors Andrea di Serego Alighieri,
Femke Snelting, Isabelle Sully, Jara Rocha, Roel Roscam Abbing, and Femke Snelting, Isabelle Sully, Jara Rocha, Roel Roscam Abbing, and
Zoumana Meïté.</p> Zoumana Meïté.</p>
<p><img src="imagename.png" <figure>
<img src="TTY.jpg"
alt="An inscription performance using the TeleType Model 33 and a 40m stairwell." /> alt="An inscription performance using the TeleType Model 33 and a 40m stairwell." />
<img src="imagename.png" <figcaption aria-hidden="true">An inscription performance using the
TeleType Model 33 and a 40m stairwell.</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="tape.jpg" alt="punchtape read-writer of Teletype Machine" />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">punchtape read-writer of Teletype
Machine</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="stairs_concrete.jpg"
alt="A reading and writing of poetry using pedestrians and vinyl quotes." /> alt="A reading and writing of poetry using pedestrians and vinyl quotes." />
<img src="imagename.png" <figcaption aria-hidden="true">A reading and writing of poetry using
alt="Gesture Glossary (screenshot or gif? maybe several): how a body language is documented, how it expands, how it is capable of creating or enhancing identities." /> pedestrians and vinyl quotes.</figcaption>
<img src="imagename.png" alt="It would have been better to fuck." /> </figure>
<img src="imagename.png" alt="maybe an image at the telecom museum" /> <figure>
<img src="imagename.png" <img src="gesture.png"
alt="Gesture Glossary : how a body language is documented, how it expands, how it is capable of creating or enhancing identities." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Gesture Glossary : how a body language is
documented, how it expands, how it is capable of creating or enhancing
identities.</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="strike.jpg"
alt="Wiki strike screenshot: embedding hidden comments in a wiki to highlight the invisible labour, to provide comprehensive details about our intentions and the underlying ideas while maintaining the wikis regular functionality." /> alt="Wiki strike screenshot: embedding hidden comments in a wiki to highlight the invisible labour, to provide comprehensive details about our intentions and the underlying ideas while maintaining the wikis regular functionality." />
<img src="imagename.png" <figcaption aria-hidden="true">Wiki strike screenshot: embedding hidden
comments in a wiki to highlight the invisible labour, to provide
comprehensive details about our intentions and the underlying ideas
while maintaining the wikis regular functionality.</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="callme_window.jpg"
alt="Hey Babe arduino based telephone experience. Callers can listen to love stories, excerpts from conversations at the Houweling Telecom Museum, Rotterdam, parts from the documentary The Phantom of the Operator and a collective reading experience on binary systems, time, worms and pebbles." /> alt="Hey Babe arduino based telephone experience. Callers can listen to love stories, excerpts from conversations at the Houweling Telecom Museum, Rotterdam, parts from the documentary The Phantom of the Operator and a collective reading experience on binary systems, time, worms and pebbles." />
<img src="imagename.png" <figcaption aria-hidden="true">Hey Babe arduino based telephone
experience. Callers can listen to love stories, excerpts from
conversations at the Houweling Telecom Museum, Rotterdam, parts from the
documentary The Phantom of the Operator and a collective reading
experience on binary systems, time, worms and pebbles.</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="callme_bike.jpeg"
alt="Ive fallen in love with you and I have no idea what to do about it. Phone cards inviting participation in “Hey Babe”. Someone holding it in the street?" /> alt="Ive fallen in love with you and I have no idea what to do about it. Phone cards inviting participation in “Hey Babe”. Someone holding it in the street?" />
<img src="imagename.png" <figcaption aria-hidden="true">Ive fallen in love with you and I have
alt="Encoding Convertor: the wacky world of character en-coding." /></p> no idea what to do about it. Phone cards inviting participation in “Hey
<p><img src="imagename.png" Babe”. Someone holding it in the street?</figcaption>
alt="Overlap screenshot (or is there an image from when we were working on it in the MD room?) We have a bag full of planets, stars, our favorite moments, darkest fears, best intentions and worst feelings. Our bag is now in the middle, its ready for you to discover and see the networks of our minds, make knots in the middle or intervene with what we call is a collective memory of few xpubbers." /> </figure>
<img src="imagename.png" <figure>
<img src="encoding.png"
alt="Encoding Convertor: the wacky world of character en-coding." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Encoding Convertor: the wacky world of
character en-coding.</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="overlap.png"
alt="We have a bag full of planets, stars, our favorite moments, darkest fears, best intentions and worst feelings. Our bag is now in the middle, its ready for you to discover and see the networks of our minds, make knots in the middle or intervene with what we call is a collective memory of few xpubbers." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">We have a bag full of planets, stars, our
favorite moments, darkest fears, best intentions and worst feelings. Our
bag is now in the middle, its ready for you to discover and see the
networks of our minds, make knots in the middle or intervene with what
we call is a collective memory of few xpubbers.</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="hexalogue.jpg"
alt="Hexalogue booklet. A conversation for six voices is encoded and documented in a script." /> alt="Hexalogue booklet. A conversation for six voices is encoded and documented in a script." />
<img src="imagename.png" <figcaption aria-hidden="true">Hexalogue booklet. A conversation for six
alt="Hexalogue reading in Constant, Brussels." /> <img voices is encoded and documented in a script.</figcaption>
src="imagename.png" alt="The brick." /></p> </figure>
<p><img src="imagename.png" alt="Adas switchboard" /> <img <figure>
src="imagename.png" alt="wiki edit inscriptions" /></p> <img src="publication.jpg"
alt="Publications holding tiny sub-releases during SI21" />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Publications holding tiny sub-releases
during SI21</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="calling.jpeg"
alt="Adas switchboard - a call between New York and Brussels" />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Adas switchboard - a call between New
York and Brussels</figcaption>
</figure>
<figure>
<img src="zine.jpg"
alt="This A6 zine is a sub-release created by three women sitting on the teletype machine thinking and performing" />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">This A6 zine is a sub-release created by
three women sitting on the teletype machine thinking and
performing</figcaption>
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<div id="content"><p>Special Issues are publications thrice released by first-year XPUB <div id="content"><h1 id="special-issues">Special Issues</h1>
<p>Special Issues are publications thrice released by first-year XPUB
Masters students. Each edition focuses on a specific theme or issue. Masters students. Each edition focuses on a specific theme or issue.
The themes tie to external events and collaborations. Students and staff The themes tie to external events and collaborations. Students and staff
work together to explore these themes, rethinking what a publication can work together to explore these themes, rethinking what a publication can
@ -24,31 +26,32 @@ be. Each edition culminates in a celebratory release party.The
structure, tools, and workflows are reset every trimester. This reset structure, tools, and workflows are reset every trimester. This reset
allows roles to rotate among participants and fosters an adapting allows roles to rotate among participants and fosters an adapting
learning environment. It provides a space to experiment beyond learning environment. It provides a space to experiment beyond
traditional collaborative methods. Our inaugural Special Issue was traditional collaborative methods.</p>
number 19, in collaboration with Simon Browne. Garden Leeszaal was a <p>Our inaugural Special Issue was number 19, in collaboration with
snapshot of Leeszaal Library through the metaphor of gardening. During Simon Browne. Garden Leeszaal was a snapshot of Leeszaal Library through
the release, we invited participants to engage with the librarys the metaphor of gardening. During the release, we invited participants
discarded books. We pruned, gleaned, and grafted the books using pens, to engage with the librarys discarded books. We pruned, gleaned, and
pen-plotters, scissors, and glue. Then we harvested a book of our grafted the books using pens, pen-plotters, scissors, and glue. Then we
collective work. Garden Leeszaal was an open dialogue. It was a tool for harvested a book of our collective work. Garden Leeszaal was an open
collective writing, a group-made collage, and an archive. For us, being dialogue. It was a tool for collective writing, a group-made collage,
a gardener meant caring for the people and books that formed the and an archive. For us, being a gardener meant caring for the people and
library. The following Special Issue was number 20, assisted by Lìdia books that formed the library.</p>
Pereira and Artemis Gryllaki. Console was 20 hand-made wooden boxes. It <p>The following Special Issue was number 20, assisted by Lìdia Pereira
was an oracle and an emotional first aid kit to help you help yourself. and Artemis Gryllaki. Console was 20 hand-made wooden boxes. It was an
It invites you to delve into its contents to discover healing methods. oracle and an emotional first aid kit to help you help yourself. It
invites you to delve into its contents to discover healing methods.
Console offers refuge for dreams, memories, and worries. It guides you Console offers refuge for dreams, memories, and worries. It guides you
to face the past. You will then meet your fortune and gain a new view to face the past. You will then meet your fortune and gain a new view
through rituals and practices. It prompts everyday questions with through rituals and practices. It prompts everyday questions with
magical answers, asking: Are you ready to play? Our last special issue magical answers, asking: Are you ready to play?</p>
was number 21. TTY was guided by kubernētēs Martino Morandi and weekly <p>Our last special issue was number 21. TTY was guided by kubernētēs
guest collaborators. We started with a Model 33 Teletype machine, the Martino Morandi and weekly guest collaborators. We started with a Model
bridge between typewriters and computer interfaces. Through guest 33 Teletype machine, the bridge between typewriters and computer
contributions, we explored the intersection of historical and interfaces. Through guest contributions, we explored the intersection of
contemporary computing. The Special Issue evolved into an ever-changing historical and contemporary computing. The Special Issue evolved into an
“Exquisite Corpse Network” chasing weekly publications. Along the way, ever-changing “Exquisite Corpse Network” chasing weekly publications.
we created gestures, concrete vinyl poetry, phone stories, and much Along the way, we created gestures, concrete vinyl poetry, phone
more.</p> stories, and much more.</p>
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want to break it. Removing the label is part of loosening the object, want to break it. Removing the label is part of loosening the object,
making it avilable to transition (Berlant, 2022).</p> making it avilable to transition (Berlant, 2022).</p>
<figure> <figure>
<img src="./images/orange.jpg" style="margin-top: 95mm; width: 40mm;" alt="The Cadaster of Orange, unknown ⊞er, c. 100 CE." /> <img src="orange.jpg" style="margin-top: 95mm; width: 40mm;" alt="The Cadaster of Orange, unknown ⊞er, c. 100 CE." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true"> <figcaption aria-hidden="true">
The Cadaster of Orange,<br /> unknown ⊞er, c. 100 CE. The Cadaster of Orange,<br /> unknown ⊞er, c. 100 CE.
</figcaption> </figcaption>
</figure> </figure>
<figure> <figure>
<img src="./images/Niggli-Grid-systems-in-graphic-design-7.jpg" style="margin-top: 95mm" alt="Grid Systems in Graphic ⊞, Josef Muller-Brockmann, 1981." /> <img src="Niggli-Grid-systems-in-graphic-design-7.jpg" style="margin-top: 95mm" alt="Grid Systems in Graphic ⊞, Josef Muller-Brockmann, 1981." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true"> <figcaption aria-hidden="true">
Grid Systems in Graphic ⊞, Josef Muller-Brockmann, 1981. Grid Systems in Graphic ⊞, Josef Muller-Brockmann, 1981.
</figcaption> </figcaption>
</figure> </figure>
<figure> <figure>
<img src="./images/albuni2.jpg" <img src="albuni2.jpg"
alt="Shams al-Maarif, Ahmad al-Buni Almalki, circa 1200." /> alt="Shams al-Maarif, Ahmad al-Buni Almalki, circa 1200." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Shams al-Maarif, Ahmad al-Buni Almalki, <figcaption aria-hidden="true">Shams al-Maarif, Ahmad al-Buni Almalki,
circa 1200.</figcaption> circa 1200.</figcaption>
</figure> </figure>
<figure> <figure>
<img src="./images/Simple_carthesian_coordinate_system.svg" <img src="Simple_carthesian_coordinate_system.svg"
alt="Cartesian Geometry, Rene Descartes, 1637." /> alt="Cartesian Geometry, Rene Descartes, 1637." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Cartesian Geometry, Rene Descartes, <figcaption aria-hidden="true">Cartesian Geometry, Rene Descartes,
1637.</figcaption> 1637.</figcaption>
</figure> </figure>
<figure> <figure>
<img <img src="art-josef-albers-study-for-homage-to-the-square-69.1917.jpg"
src="./images/art-josef-albers-study-for-homage-to-the-square-69.1917.jpg"
alt="Homage to the Square, Josef Albers, 1954." /> alt="Homage to the Square, Josef Albers, 1954." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Homage to the Square, Josef Albers, <figcaption aria-hidden="true">Homage to the Square, Josef Albers,
1954.</figcaption> 1954.</figcaption>
</figure> </figure>
<figure> <figure>
<img src="./images/TheoVAnDoesburgCounterCompositionVI.jpg" <img src="TheoVAnDoesburgCounterCompositionVI.jpg"
alt="Counter Composition VI, Theo Van Doesburg, 1925." /> alt="Counter Composition VI, Theo Van Doesburg, 1925." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Counter Composition VI,<br /> <figcaption aria-hidden="true">Counter Composition VI,<br />
Theo Van Doesburg, 1925.</figcaption> Theo Van Doesburg, 1925.</figcaption>
</figure> </figure>
<figure> <figure>
<img src="./images/po-valley2.png" style="margin-top: 95mm;" alt="The Po Valley, The Roman Empire, 268 BCE." /> <img src="po-valley2.png" style="margin-top: 95mm;" alt="The Po Valley, The Roman Empire, 268 BCE." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true"> <figcaption aria-hidden="true">
The Po Valley, The Roman Empire, 268 BCE. The Po Valley, The Roman Empire, 268 BCE.
</figcaption> </figcaption>
</figure> </figure>
<figure> <figure>
<img src="./images/pietzwart.jpg" <img src="pietzwart.jpg" alt="Monogram, Piet Zwart, c. 1968." />
alt="Monogram, Piet Zwart, c. 1968." />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Monogram, Piet Zwart, <figcaption aria-hidden="true">Monogram, Piet Zwart,
c. 1968.</figcaption> c. 1968.</figcaption>
</figure> </figure>
@ -969,20 +968,6 @@ Goblet, Sixteen Essays on Typography,</em> London: The Sylvan Press.</p>
<p>Weber, M., (1905) “The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of <p>Weber, M., (1905) “The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of
Capitalism”, <em>Archiv für Sozialwissenschaften</em> 20, no. 1 (1904), Capitalism”, <em>Archiv für Sozialwissenschaften</em> 20, no. 1 (1904),
pp. 154; 21, no. 1 (1905), pp. 1110.</p> pp. 154; 21, no. 1 (1905), pp. 1110.</p>
<h4 id="colophon">Colophon</h4>
<p>Written manically and edited in vexation in Etherpad. Composed
excitedly using paged.js. Typeset confidently in Work Sans by Wei Huang.
Digitally printed nervously at Willem de Kooning Academy Rotterdam on
Schoellershammer 75gsm and Clairefontaine Maya 270gsm.</p>
<p>Copyright held reluctantly by Stephen Kerr, 2024 under the SIXX
Licence, a free, copyleft license for rituals, games, books and
consolations in any medium, both software and hardware. For the purposes
of this paper, licensing is understood as a responsibility towards an
audience, towards each other and towards other people who might want to
contribute to, use or amplify any work. The precise terms can be found
at issue.xpub.nl/20/license</p>
<p>If you like this colophon you should really read the rest of the
thesis, its written specifically for you.</p>
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