net practice >>
A multi-curated net art exhibition with selected works chosen for their unique contribution to the early (and ongoing) history of Internet art. Current areas of investigation in the Net Practice area include (h)activism, digital narrative, cyborg cell.ves, creative mindshare, gui.art, image.mapping, ambient
zones, metascapes and the uncategorizeable not.art.
This growing database of curated net art projects features links to art sites, artist profiles, interviews, and snapshot reviews of the selected works.
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||| HIAFF 3.0 | university of colorado | department of art and art history | digital arts area | in conjunction with alt-x | atlas | blurr
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creative mindshare >>
Some things on the net are so appropriate to the medium of the net and this is one of those things. Of course, pre-internet, creative people were getting together to
make art with one another and to talk about it. Now, for those of us with internet access, this process can occur so easily, quickly and without restrictions around travel
and time. In addition to instantaneous communication, the web enables a populist creative spirit, whereby old models of creative genius working alone, carefully
guarding personal creations, become less likely. Now you get a bunch of engineer-artists, downloading and uploading tweaked bits of code and pixels, in an arena
where copyrights are the weapons of dinosaurs who think that they might own what is virtual anyway. There is little that can't be taken from the web and artists who
recognize this as an opportunity are creating new models for open exchange.
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Carnivore
Alex Galloway
We are watching you and this is how you look.
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Ceci n'est pas un nike
Giselle Beiguelman
Have your way with the Nike.
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eToy
RTMark
Online 'Toywar' on behalf of justice.
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Myturningpoint.com
Margot Lovejoy
A collaborative collection of people's "life turning point" stories.
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Opus Commons
Lets all get together and be a big happy digital collective.
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