03 Sep 9/11/18 Eran Hadas

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Eran Hadas – From Computational Literature to Digital Storytelling

Tuesday | September 11th | 12:00 – 1:30 PM
MIT Open Documentary Lab | E15-318A
MIT Campus, Wiesner Building, 20 Ames Street, 3rd Floor, Cambridge MA 02139

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In this talk, Eran Hadas will showcase his work and practice, focusing on the relationships between literature rooted in computation (in the Oulipian style) and digital storytelling techniques. He will share his experience teaching in the newly founded Digital Media program at Tel-Aviv University.

Eran Hadas is an Israeli poet, software developer and media artist. Among his collaborative projects are a headset that generates poems from brainwaves, a documentarian robot that interviews people about the meaning of being human, and an artificial intelligence art curator. Hadas was the 2017 Schusterman Artist-in-Residence at Caltech. He teaches in the New Media Program at Tel-Aviv University.