Lost in Translation: a Game of Telephone
a Game of Telephone
Julia Dixon Evans, Marisa Crane, Phil Phil Beaumont, Kiik Araki-Kawaguchi, Perry Vásquez, Lily Hoang, Ryan Bradford, Patrick Coleman, Corey Lynn Fayman, Miki Vale, Lizz Huerta, Kirsten Imani Kasai, Ari Honarvar
Released Jan 14, 2023 · Essary
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This is an experimental art anthology where writers and visual artists collaborate through a 'telephone game,' transforming words into images across multiple rounds. It celebrates creativity, collaboration, and the interpretive nature of communication. With limited metadata on specific content, age suitability depends heavily on the themes and imagery chosen by the contributing artists, which cannot be fully assessed here.
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Artists and Writers play a game of telephone anonymously transmuting words to images for several turns in San Diego, CA. Artists and Writers play a game of telephone anonymously transmuting words to images for several turns in San Diego, CA.
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- Fiction, anthologies (multiple authors)
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ISBN 9798218133788 · Essary