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The Gallery houses a huge range of creative work produced at trAce
and dating from 1997 to the present day. Some of the links relate
to 100% online work, and others connect to records of live events.
There are many pages here - bookmark your favourites.
trAce supports a number of online projects and collaborations
between writers, readers, artists and programmers. Much of this
activity occurs inside the online community. Some projects are
time-limited, and some ongoing. We also hold live conferences
and events, of which the biggest is our series of Incubation
conferences, the next to be held from 12 -14 July 2004. Creative
projects may be exclusive to trAce or run as part of a Festival,
larger project or writing class. You are welcome to take part
by adding your writing to one of our
current collaborative projects.
Keynote Projects
Keynote Projects include trAce projects such as - Assemblage, the Women's
New Media Gallery maintained by Carolyn Guertin of Canada;
frAme,
our Journal of Culture and Technology, which appears approximately
twice a year; Kids'
Castle, our children's writing project created by Mark Burgess
and Philip Ardagh; Lost,
a project initiated by writer-in-residence Alan Sondheim; The Noon Quilt which, although
first a website created by Sue Thomas and Teri Hoskin with contributions
from all over the world, was then also published as a book; and
The Eclipse Quilt, a development of the same idea. More recent
projects include: Migrating
Memories, presenting memories from migrants in the UK, Finland
and Sweden;Web
Warp & Weft, a Year of the Artist project looking at the
similarities between the making of textiles and the making of
the Web; and the New
Media Writing Competition. Also the collaborative interactive
Drama performed at Incubation: M
is for Nottingham? built for the trAce conference by M D Coverley
Writers' Studios
Writers' studios are awarded to individual writers, or collaborative
groups, in order to support and promote the development of web-based
writing. The Studio is a virtual one, comprising webspace for
private experimental or public work, with a trAce web address,
and technical support. Writer's Studios are normally awarded by
invitation only, but there will also be opportunities to apply
for space.
Writers' Attachments
Thanks to the UK Lottery funding from the Arts Council, the trAce
Online Writing Centre was able to offer a limited number of attachments
for literary practitioners, both in person at the trAce offices,
or online.
We are sorry that we are no longer able to offer these attachments
for free.
Writers previously working on attachment with trAce have learned
new skills and become confident online writers. To read about
their experiences visit Writers'
Journals.
Main Collection
We invite you to browse our main
collection, featuring projects dating back to 1997. All
were initiated by trAce and trAce members, often in partnership
with other individuals and organisations in various parts
of the world.
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