The #GraphPoem events presented on a yearly basis at the Digital Humanities Summer Institute (DHSI) since 2019 (#GraphPoem, web) are digital space performances involving collective database assemblage, interactive coding, social media automation, and livestreaming. Python scripts on JupyterHub represent DHSI-related data as networks which are analyzed for graph-theory (topological) features and then, based on those analyses, sampled intermittently by a Twitter bot (@GraphPoem), this whole process being fed into a Facebook intermedia cross-artform performance (@Margento.Official). This paper highlights a few moments of #GraphPoem @ DHSI 2021 analyzing them from intermediality, remix studies, performance studies, and graph theory perspectives while focusing on relevant issues such as topography-topology, the interface, human-computer intra-action, community, and network walks.
Tanasescu, C. (2022). #GraphPoem @ DHSI. Now(/)here or Communal Subversiveness in Computational Poetry Performance. IDEAH, 3(1 (2022)). https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/108177 (Original work published 2022)