Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow
Launched in October 2002 in Montreal, and October 29, 2002, at the Centre Pompidou, Paris, the DVD-ROM anarchive 2: Digital Snow is showcasing Michael Snow's body of work and has garnered several prizes.
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Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow
Summary
Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow is an electronic literature[1].
Key Facts
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow authored Digital Snow — author (P50): Jean Gagnon[2].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow authored Digital Snow — author (P50): Michael Snow[3].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow authored Digital Snow — author (P50): Jacques Perron[4].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow authored Digital Snow — author (P50): Jean-Christophe Yacono[5].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's image is recorded as DVD-rom Digital Snow (cover and inside).jpg[6].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's instance of is recorded as Digital Snow — instance of (P31): electronic literature[7].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's director is recorded as Digital Snow — director (P57): Jean-Christophe Yacono[8].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's director is recorded as Digital Snow — director (P57): Michael Snow[9].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's genre is recorded as Digital Snow — genre (P136): human–computer interaction[10].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's genre is recorded as Digital Snow — genre (P136): multimedia[11].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's genre is recorded as Digital Snow — genre (P136): Internet artwork[12].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's producer is recorded as Digital Snow — producer (P162): Jean Gagnon[13].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's producer is recorded as Digital Snow — producer (P162): Daniel Fortin[14].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's collection is recorded as Digital Snow — collection (P195): Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec[15].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's production company is recorded as Digital Snow — production company (P272): Daniel Langlois Foundation[16].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's production company is recorded as Digital Snow — production company (P272): Epoxy Communication[17].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's distribution format is recorded as Digital Snow — distribution format (P437): DVD-ROM[18].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's distribution format is recorded as Digital Snow — distribution format (P437): written or drawn work[19].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's country of origin is recorded as Digital Snow — country of origin (P495): France[20].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's country of origin is recorded as Digital Snow — country of origin (P495): Canada[21].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's country of origin is recorded as Digital Snow — country of origin (P495): Quebec[22].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's publication date is recorded as +2002-00-00T00:00:00Z[23].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's official website is recorded as https://www.fondation-langlois.org/html/e/page.php?NumPage=2246[24].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's official website is recorded as https://www.fondation-langlois.org/html/f/page.php?NumPage=92[25].
- Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow's title is recorded as Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow[26].
Body
Works and Contributions
Authored works include Digital Snow — author (P50): Jean Gagnon[2]; Digital Snow — author (P50): Michael Snow[3], a film director[27], 1928–2023[28], of Canada[29], awarded the Guggenheim Fellowship[30], specialised in installation artwork[31]; Digital Snow — author (P50): Jacques Perron[4], a photographer[32], b. 1955[33], of Canada[34], awarded the Graff Award[35]; and Digital Snow — author (P50): Jean-Christophe Yacono[5], a film director[36], b. 1965[37], of France[38].