"Cultural memory is no longer relegated to the realm of oral storytelling or mass media. Now, what we remember might derive from what is searchable, what we can google." @AmaBemma at #AfricanDH2020 talking about @GlobalPoetics_ .
#AAASKU#AAASKUat50@IDRH_KU#poetry#dh
This summer we had a great time working with our student research fellows & library fellow on our African little mag project. We explored how digital tools enhance our study of poetry & developed visualizations of our findings, which will be valuable for researchers & students!
🚨Hiring!!
Are you a Brand Identity Specialist with a flair for artistic design? Join us as we redesign in preparation for our 5-year (+) anniversary. We need your expertise to craft our new look!
📬 How to Apply:
📩 Email your portfolio to [email protected]
🚨Hiring!!
Are you a Brand Identity Specialist with a flair for artistic design? Join us as we redesign in preparation for our 5-year (+) anniversary. We need your expertise to craft our new look!
📬 How to Apply:
📩 Email your portfolio to [email protected]
So sad to hear of the passing of the Ghanaian poet, Adjei Agyei-Baah in New Zealand where he was completing his PhD. Please support his family if you can. This man has been a very supportive mentor to many young Ghanaian poets (including me). So sad!🥹😭
https://t.co/LJ0YjlQOCm
Bye New York👋🏿
We were based in New York for almost 5 years, but we’ve officially moved to St, Louis, MO. We’re excited to keep utilizing creativity & technology in the study of poetry & poetics at the lab🧪
We have new projects unfolding, & we can’t wait to share them w/ you 💫
Last call to submit to the Glenna Luschei Prize for African Poetry! Publishers, send us your books published within the last year, postmarked by Oct 1st. Details are here:
https://t.co/4qNuKTV0dO
Check out our 2021 winner, "Deluge" by @laypay, and her next book, FIGMENT.
Cheers to more spin-off projects!
The GPP has the word "project" in our name because we are truly a home for poetry projects and thought-experiments.
Per our website, we're an "Experimental Archive, Co-Working Space, & Production Studio."
Cheers to more experiments!
Friends in Accra, Ghana, @kwamedawes & Lorna Dawes will be offering an open Q&A session about the African Poetry Book Fund on Monday, August 8th at 10am in the Balme Library Conference Room at the University of Ghana.
Join to learn more about APBF's publications & initiatives!
RELAUNCH! EPISODE 38: DISTANT READING
@AmaBemma talks about methods of distant reading, their benefits and shortcomings, and how they apply to the @GlobalPoetics_ project.
https://t.co/WFcY09RXps