Join exhibition artist Tristan Espinoza for a family friendly workshop that will focus on the concept of computational poetry. We’ll begin by creating our own Dadaist poem inspired by the method of Tristan Tzara. Espinoza will then show us how that method can translate into a computational form. Supplies required: newspaper/magazine/any sheet of text, a container (hat/cup/bowl) and a pair of scissors.
Advance registration is required. Link to register is here.
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