• Zach Whalen

• code studies
• performance
• elit
• content analysis

• poetry
• critical code studies
• digital poetry
• computational literature

This essay presents a close code reading and analysis of computational poetry published by Lillian Yvonne-Bertram in her 2019 collection, Travesty Generator.

• Barry Rountree
• William Condee

• code studies
• performance
• cs
• materialisms

Nonsense shows us the opportunity that nonmaterial performance creates: to decenter text from privileged position and to recenter code as a performance.

• Marit J. MacArthur
• Lee M. Miller

• linguistics
• performance
• tools
• sound
• data visualization

• Poetry
• Poet Voice
• Phonetic linguistics

This article provides a critical narrative of our research in applying, developing and refining tools for the analysis of pitch and timing patterns in recorded performances of literary texts.

• Erik Simpson
• Hannah L.P. Brown
• Lana Sabb
• Olly Shortell
• James Lee

• gender
• network
• history
• performance
• data visualization

Using network theory to analyze cross-dressing in Shakesperean drama.

• Blanca Gómez Cifuentes
• Carlos Fernández Freire
• Isabel del Bosque González
• Idoia Murga Castro

• project report
• performance
• cultural heritage
• history
• archives

Systematizing preserved sources of the Ballets Espagnols de Antonia Mercé La Argentina to create interactive maps which visualize their activity.

• John Bonnett
• Joe Bolton
• William Ralph
• Amy Legault
• Erin MacAfee
• Michael Winter
• Chris Jaques
• Mark Anderson

• ar
• digitization
• sound
• performance

The DataScapes Project is an exploration of how Augmented Reality objects can be used as constituents for Landscape Architecture.

• Eugenia S. Kim

• ar
• oral history
• data curation
• performance
• digitization

In this article I propose that motion capture (mocap) and virtual reality (VR) technology can be used to record and visualize movement histories as a supplement to oral histories or for when a memory is based in a embodied experience.

• Peter Broadwell
• Timothy R. Tangherlini

• machine learning
• content analysis
• performance
• moving images
• area studies

In this paper, we describe the considerations and choices made in the process of applying deep learning-based posed detection to a large corpus of K-pop music videos, and present the analytical methods we developed while focusing on a smaller subset of dance practice videos.

• Jenny Oyallon-Koloski
• Dora Valkanova
• Michael J. Junokas
• Kayt MacMaster
• Sarah Marks Mininsohn

• images
• tools
• moving images
• performance

We argue for the value of motion capture-driven research that moves audiovisual analysis in a performative direction to integrate the dancer/researcher into the cinematic space.

• Clarisse Bardiot

• tools
• content analysis
• data curation
• performance
• data analytics

This article discusses the trend of theater analytics and the author's software Rekall and MemoRekall.

• Brian M. Watson

• archives
• media studies
• performance
• social media
• data curation
• history

Review of Abigail De Kosnik’s Rogue Archives: Digital Cultural Memory and Media Fandom (MIT Press, 2016)