WordHack is a monthly evening of performances and talks exploring the intersection of language and technology. Code poetry, digital literature, e-lit, language games, coders interested in the creative side, writers interested in new forms writing can take, all are welcome here.

This month we will feature talks and performances by:
FINN BRUNTON (http://finnb.net/)
ANDREW DEMIRJIAN (http://www.andrewdemirjian.com/)
AARON PETCOFF (https://aaronpetcoff.me/)

We also have an OPEN PROJECTOR (like an open mic for digital work) where anyone can come up and show their work (for 5 minutes). Signup starts at 6:45, and will fill up so get here early! Performers start at 7:15.

Host & Curator: TODD ANDERSON (http://toddwords.com/)

SUGGESTED DONATION $5-10

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Finn Brunton is an assistant professor in media, culture, and communication at New York University's Steinhardt School. He is the author of Spam: A Shadow History of the Internet (MIT, 2013) and Obfuscation: A User’s Guide for Privacy and Protest (MIT, 2015) with Helen Nissenbaum.

Andrew Demirjian is an interdisciplinary artist who creates experimental assemblages of image, sound and text. Typologies, the language of naming and the politics of categorization are often a focus of his projects. Drawing from conceptual art, experimental music and computer science he creates poetry and audiovisual compositions that use constraint systems, chance operations and remixing. The pieces take the form of interactive installations, generative artworks, audiovisual performances and single channel videos.

Aaron Petcoff is a software engineer living in brooklyn and working at the New Yorker. He enjoys seeing live music, writing, sci-fi, history, and poetry.