Interrupt is an annual academic conference hosted by the Digital Language Arts program of the Department of Literary Arts at Brown University. The event explores digital language-based works from a wide range of communities in art, literature, games, music, and computation. Interrupt aims to break through the conventions of self-selecting and self-referring academic conferences, to put researchers in conversation with working artists, poets with programmers, game designers with experimental performing artists. Maximum Sideline: Postscript was an exhibition organized in tandem with events occurring at the Granoff Center for Creative Arts for the third edition of the conference.

Postscript for Interrupt 3
Clement Valla, Anna-Sophie Berger, Jessie Hlebo, David Court, Ian Hatcher, Alex Turgeon, Sophia Le Fraga, Francesca Capone

Organized by Francesca Capone and Tabitha Piseno

(Holy Bible (King James Version), War Is A Force That Gives Us Meaning (Chris Hedges), The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money (John Maynard Keynes), Philosophy of Right (Georg Hegel), Multitude: War and Democracy in the Age of Empire (Antonioni Negri/Michael Hardt), The Phenomenology of Mind (Georg Hegel), Atlas Shrugged (Ayn Rand), The Torah, The Communist Manifesto (Karl Marx), Capitalism and Freedom (Milton Friedman)), threaded rod, washer’s, nut’s, spray paint