After the IR15 Conference in Daegu we had an opportunity to stay a couple of says in Seoul and Linda connected with Binna one of her friends from the Info activist camp in Italy 2013. She invited us to take … Continued
Internet Research Conference IR15: Intersections and Boundaries 21-24.October Daegu, South Korea Opening speech by AOIR president Lori Kendall Opening Panel Linda presenting her paper: Can transmedia storytelling learn from hypertext fiction? Introducing three examples of 4th generation digital fiction. We … Continued
Some images from the Pre-Conference Workshop Revisting the Spam Folder: Using 419-fiction for interactive storytelling. A practical introduction that we organized at IR15. Andreas presenting perspectives of scam victims, scammers and scambaiters. During the workshop we got great feedback from Sociologist … Continued
Organized screadings: 26th of October 2pm-5pm part of Unmake Lab in Artist run space 413, Seoul, South Korea. 5th of May 2014, Linz, Austria 8th of April 2014, Linz, Austria WORKSHOP: ‘SCREADINGS’ -READING AND ARCHIVING DIGITAL FICTION This workshop offers … Continued
The Kejetia market is the biggest open air market in West Africa. For two days we got intentionally lost amongst its over 10,000 stores and stalls. According to our AIR co-coordinator the train to Kumasi has not been arriving to … Continued
Screadings are sessions organized by kairus where digital fiction is read, discussed and each experience is screenrecorded to collect rich documentation specially focusing on social media litterature that is temporal and performative in nature. A big thanx to the participants! … Continued
‘Faceless patrons’ is an installation that documents stories used by Internet scammers in so called ‘overpayment check scams’. Scammers use scripted stories to reach their victims, yet when correspondence continues story worlds start to evolve. We wanted to take a … Continued
The workshop is organized by Andreas Zingerle and Linda Kronman (kairus.org). Past workshops, lectures and presentations: 08/15: ISEA conference, Vancouver/Canada. 08/15: Workshop at Electronic Literature conference, Bergen/Norway. 02/15: Workshop at Digital Culture Research Group, University of Bergen, Norway. 11/14: Workshop … Continued