p0es1s. Digitale Poesie

This digital poetry exhibition presents and reflects on the use of languages in computers and digital networks: hybrid texts at the interfaces of script, image and sound, together with their programming and coding. Digital poetry is a creative, experimental, playful and critical language art that uses interaction, multimedia, animation, programming and network communication. It is also a type of poetry whose very existence requires the participation of those attending the exhibition.
The curator for the exhibition is Friedrich W. Block, in cooperation with Benjamin Meyer-Krahmer. The chezweitz scenography team developed a distinct visual and spatial identity for p0es1s. Digitale Poesie.
Many of the artists will attend the opening on Thursday, 12 February, at 7:00 pm in the special exhibition hall at the Kulturforum Potsdamer Platz, Berlin.

> Jean Pierre Balpe > Giselle Beiguelman > Simon Biggs > Philippe Bootz > Christophe Bruno / Jimpunk > John Cayley / Giles Perring > Johannes Auer, Reinhard Döhl, Sylvia Egger, Oliver Gassner, Martina Kieninger, Beat Suter > Dragan Espenschied / Alvar Freude > Frank Fietzek > Ulrike Gabriel / Oskar Pastior > Loss Pequeño Glazier > Young- Hae Chang Heavy Industries > Jaromil > Jodi > Aya Karpinska > Mez > Andreas Müller-Pohle > Jörg Piringer > Daniela Alina Plewe > Jim Rosenberg > Stefan Schemat / Heiko Idensen > Bill Seaman > Romy Achituv / Camille Utterback > André Vallias > Marek Walczak / Martin Wattenberg > Uli Winters / Frank Fietzek > Zeitgenossen


	p0es1s. Digitale Poesie This digital poetry exhibition presents and reflects on the use of languages in computers and digital networks: hybrid texts at the interfaces of script, image and sound, together with their programming and coding. Digital poetry is a creative, experimental, playful and critical language art that uses interaction, multimedia, animation, programming and network communication. It is also a type of poetry whose very existence requires the participation of those attending the exhibition. The curator for the exhibition is Friedrich W. Block, in cooperation with Benjamin Meyer-Krahmer. The chezweitz scenography team developed a distinct visual and spatial identity for p0es1s. Digitale Poesie. Many of the artists will attend the opening on Thursday, 12 February, at 7:00 pm in the special exhibition hall at the Kulturforum Potsdamer Platz, Berlin. > Jean Pierre Balpe > Giselle Beiguelman > Simon Biggs > Philippe Bootz > Christophe Bruno / Jimpunk > John Cayley / Giles Perring > Johannes Auer, Reinhard Döhl, Sylvia Egger, Oliver Gassner, Martina Kieninger, Beat Suter > Dragan Espenschied / Alvar Freude > Frank Fietzek > Ulrike Gabriel / Oskar Pastior > Loss Pequeño Glazier > Young- Hae Chang Heavy Industries > Jaromil > Jodi > Aya Karpinska > Mez > Andreas Müller-Pohle > Jörg Piringer > Daniela Alina Plewe > Jim Rosenberg > Stefan Schemat / Heiko Idensen > Bill Seaman > Romy Achituv / Camille Utterback > André Vallias > Marek Walczak / Martin Wattenberg > Uli Winters / Frank Fietzek > Zeitgenossen