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As aforementioned, The Progressive Dinner Party contains 39 digital works by female artists, which were chosen from Carolyn Guertin's site Assemblage: The Women's Hypertext Gallery. These works can be accessed through their place settings, and are listed below in alphabetical order by title. Also included here are tags describing the work, which include descriptions in the previous page. These tags serve to provide a brief overview regarding the nature of each piece for the reader's convenience.
The majority of the works have been run through the Webrecorder for preservation purposes. Many can still be found in their original states on the web, though the updated version of The Progressive Dinner Party uses the URLS generated by the Webrecorder whenever possible.
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Frames, Tables, Image Rich, Area Maps, GIFs, High Interactivity, JavaScript, Hypertext, Macro Hypertext, Micro Hypertext, Slideshows, Video, Audio, Page Refresh, Linear, Proprietary Software, Collaboration, Flash, Shockwave, Broken and Missing
Agatha Appears
by Olia Lialina
Frames, High Interactivity, Image RichBeing Human
by Annie Abrahams
Tags: Macro HypertextBelieve
by Diane Caney
Tags: Macro Hypertext, JavaScriptBlood Puppets: A Premillennium Manifesto
by Mez Breeze
Tags: Tables, SlideshowsBound and Gagged
by Di Ball
Tags: Page Refresh, GIFs, Video, AudioBrain Dress B
by Lori Weidenhammer
Tags: JavaScript, Tables, Image Rich, MissingCharmed Horizon
by Kim Stringfellow
Tags: Tables, JavaScript, Image Rich, MissingCutting Edges or A Web of Women
by Ruth Nestvold
Tags: HypertextDark Lethe
by Leonie Winson
Tags: Macro Hypertext, Tables, CollaborationDistance
by Tina la Porta
Tags: LinearEmpty Velocity
by Angie Eng
Tags: Hypertext, Proprietary Software (Macromedia, QuickTime), Audio, JavaScriptEndless Suburbs
by M. D. Coverley
Tags: Hypertext, Frames, Java AppletsGirl/Birth/Water/Death
by Martha Conway
Tags: HypertextGlass Houses
by Jacalyn Lopez Garcia
Tags: Hypertext, Proprietary Software (Adobe PageMill)Glide
by Diana Slattery
Tags: Shockwave, Flash, Audio, Brokenholes-linings-threads
by Alicia Felberbaum
Tags: Hypertext, Shockwave, JavaScript, TablesIllusions, Philosophical Toy World
by Zoe Beloff
Tags: Proprietary Software (Adobe GoLive 4), FramesKokura
by Mary-Kim Arnold
Tags: Hypertext, Frames, Page Refresh, CollaborationLight is Silent
by Jennifer Ley
Tags: Micro Hypertext, Frames, TablesLight/Water
by Christy Sanford
Tags: Hypertext, JavaScriptLiLy Pond: a poststructural gardening thriller
by Jyanni Steffenson
Tags: Micro Hypertext, Page Refresh, VideoLos Dias y Los Noches de las Muertas
by Francesca da Rimini
Tags: Frames, Image Rich, AudioMother Millennia
by Carolyn Guyer
Tags: Hypertext, CollaborationMountain Rumbles
by Deena Larsen
Tags: Micro Hypertext, Framesmy body: A Wunderkammer
by Shelley Jackson
Tags: Hypertext, Area Maps, TablesNoon Quilt
by Sue Thomas and Teri Hoskin
Tags: Hypertext, Collaboration, Tables, JavaScriptPronunciation: 'fut' or: A Tool and its Means
by Claire Dinsmore
Tags: Flash, JavaScript, Area MapsRice
by Geniwate
Tags: Hypertext, Shockwave, TablesSalome went to Soho to See Her Poster in a Show
by JeanNet and Raquel Rivera
Tags: Tables, Image Rich, MissingSilicon Valley Journal
by Cathy Marshall
Tags: Micro Hypertextskeleton sky: a millennium poem
by Carolyn Guertin
Tags: Hypertext, TablesThe Ballad of Sand and Harry Soot
by Stephanie Strickland
Tags: Hypertext, FramesThe Book after the Book
by Giselle Beiguelman
Tags: Hypertext, Tables, JavaScript, Page RefreshThe Electronic Chronicles
by Adrianne Wortzel
Tags: HypertextThe Flight of A821: Dearchiving the Proceedings of a Birdsong.
by Marta Werner
Tags: Frames, MissingThe Intruder
by Natalie Bookchin
Tags: Shockwave, Audio, High InteractivityThe Roar of Destiny Emanated from the Refrigerator. I got up to get a beer.
by Judy Malloy
Tags: Hypertext, Page Refresh, Audio*water always writes in *plural
by Linda Carroli and Josephine Wilson
Tags: Hypertext, Shockwave, AudioZones of Recognition
by Lehan Ramsay
Tags: Flash, Missing
39 Works Key | Contributors
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To present the 39 restored works, a system was devised involving tags and organizing them alphabetically by title. The works themselves can be viewed in alphabetical order in the next page, and the tag descriptions can be found here. These tags serve to provide a brief overview regarding the key features of each piece for the reader's convenience.
Tag Summaries
Area Maps
Area maps are used to create images with clickable areas. They are usually presented as a <map> tag towards the end of an <img> tag, followed by a list of screen coordinates. Though rarer, area maps is included as a tag because of the unique functionality it introduces, allowing users to hover over various spots on an image to access different hyperlinks.
Audio
This is for works that include auditory components.
Broken or Missing works
Unfortunately, not all of the local files for the works within The Progressive Dinner Party could be obtained. This was either because the work no longer existed (such as Slattery’s Glide) or because contact could not be made with the author for missing files. When possible, an external link to the most complete version of the work was provided in the website.
Collaboration
This tag is applied to works that were produced by multiple artists.
Flash
Works that used Adobe Flash to produce animations or sounds were given this tag. Unfortunately, all support for Adobe Flash in modern web browsers will be dropped in December 2020; thus it was imperative that these works were restored within the Webrecorder to ensure their survival.
Frames
Frame sets are used in HTML to divide the screen into sections, or "frames", that coexist while simultaneously remaining separate from each other. These are works that use frames as main components for separating menus, images, buttons, and more.
GIFs
GIFs (Graphic Interchange Format) are still or animated images used by works to introduce animations with technology other than software such as Adobe Flash or Shockwave.
High Level Interactivity
On occasion, a work will demand greater participation on the users part than average to experience the work.
Hypertext
This tag specifies works that focus on hyperlinking text as a way of communicating messages.
Image-rich
Though many of the works featured in The Progressive Dinner Party include images, some of them cannot be easily navigated without them. Such works may be using images as the main way of presenting the piece. Others may include images to provide critical visual cues, such as written cues (like Home, Back and Next), or non-written cues (like arrows and other icons.)
JavaScript
Along with using the web coding languages HTML and CSS, JavaScript was oftentimes used to add more interesting functionality to a work.
Linear
For works that are presented in a linear fashion.
Macro Hypertext
This includes hypertexts that are unusually large, usually as a result of collaboration from one or more artists.
Page Refresh
Refreshing the page to redirect users to another is a fairly common practice among these web artists.
Proprietary Software
Many of the works relied on software produced by companies. Though Adobe Flash and Shockwave are considered proprietary, they were unique and used often enough to justify separate tags.
Slideshows
Artists on the web have many different methods of presentation at their disposal, which includes featuring their work as a slideshow.
Tables
This tag is given to works that utilize tables in an important way, such as for images or overlaying content.
Video
This is for works that include video components.
Shockwave
This tag is applied to works utilizing Adobe Shockwave. Though support for Shockwave was dropped in April 2019, Shockwave plugins are still available for certain browsers. Thus, it was imperative that these works were restored with the Webrecorder to ensure their survival.The Website | The 39 Works
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