Game Poems: drop-in session with Jordan Magnuson
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Game Poems: drop-in session with Jordan Magnuson

Can videogames be poems? Come to Winchester School of Art and find out! As part of Winchester Poetry Festival 2025.

By Winchester Poetry Festival

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Winchester School of Art

Park Avenue Winchester SO23 8DL United Kingdom

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No Refunds

About this event

Winchester Poetry Festival 2025

Game Poems: Jordan Magnuson

Can videogames be poems? Come to the Winchester School of Art and find out! Experimental game designer and new media poet Jordan Magnuson curates an innovative collection of small, poetic videogames that anyone can play and enjoy. Presented in collaboration with University of Southampton.

You may drop in at any time throughout the session.

At 11:30 Jordan Magnuson will deliver a short explanatory introduction: "What Are Lyric Games and Game Poems?"

Jordan Magnuson is an experimental game designer and new media poet, and a senior lecturer in WSA's Games Design and Art programme. He is author of the book, Game Poems: Videogame Design as Lyric Practice, and founding editor of the Game Poems magazine.

This event takes place at Winchester School Of Art.

10min walk from Winchester Train Station

5 mins walk from Winchester Bus Station.

Limited parking available

Follow the signage on campus:

South Building / Games Studio 16

Games Design & Art Studios

Winchester School of Art

University of Southampton

Park Avenue

Winchester

So23 8dl

Suitable for: all ages and abilities

Duration: 6 hours.

Format: drop-in session, poetry video games

Access: Requires the ability to push buttons on a keyboard or controller, but no gaming skills are necessary.

Frequently asked questions

How can I access this event?

You can attend this event in person. The venue is wheelchair accessible throughout.

What is a "drop-in session"?

This event is a "drop-in session" which means that you can pop in at any point during the running time. No one will mind if you make a bit of noise or need to nip in and out of the event. We hope this makes for a welcoming and inclusive environment for all to enjoy.

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We’re here to be a round table for poetry where everyone is welcome.

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