Showcases

Among the first collections acquired by Electronic Literature Organization are those associated with showcases. These are environments, like Turbulence (1996-2015), founded by Jo-Anne Green and Helen Thorington, that actively sought out artists to feature online and commissioned their work through grants and other means of support, or like the Museo do Essencial e do Além Disso (1998-2010), founded by Regina Célia Pinto, that experimented with modes of exhibition for online museums. Visitors will also find works published by Voyager, one of the foremost pioneers of digital publishing. The most recent acquisition is the weak blood project led by Reiner Strasser and containing the 29 works he created for it.