Flash Exhibit
Pop-Up
A Flash Exhibit is a one-day or weekend pop-up, often built around a featured author, collection, or theme.
One visit to the Markov Monostich station, from the crate to the wall.
Slide across to see the visitor journey.
Every LiteraryDJ event is an exhibit of work its visitors make on the spot. A pop-up is a Flash Exhibit, there and gone in a day or a weekend. An installation is a Full Exhibit, which stays long enough for the work to build up.
Flash Exhibit
A Flash Exhibit is a one-day or weekend pop-up, often built around a featured author, collection, or theme.
Full Exhibit
A Full Exhibit stays long enough for visitors to return and for their work to build up. Its content and physical form are shaped with the host.
Each station runs on the LiteraryDJ kiosk.
Two poems are entangled, then measured. The cloud of their words collapses into a new poem, which visitors can print and take with them.
Visitors remix two writers' vocabularies into one-line poems and place them on a shared projected wall. Every line stays there for the run, and phones can see the whole wall in AR.
Two players build a poem from the same source text against the clock, one with classical computing and one with quantum computing, then compare the results.
Shaped with the people who host them, around their space, audience, and collections.
A few of the places LiteraryDJ has set up its stations.
Tell us about your event, space, audience, or collection, even if the idea is still taking shape.