net theory >>
What happens to practice-based research when it gets teleported to the online space? Metamorphosis. Surf-Sample-Manipulate. Codework. An emerging digital rhetoric that blurs the boundaries between Internet art, critical theory, and electronic literature. Being a digital artist now means using the net as both a compositional and exhibition medium. Here we explore the work of theoretical classics, hyper/text/theory, open source information architecture, net art and its exhibition context, and works of art that reinvent the theoretical essay.
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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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manifestos >>
Manifestos are destination points for those who are looking for precedent for what they are doing. Reading a particularly turbo-charged manifesto can be an exhilarating experience for the novice art hacker. These power-packed word machines are oftentimes loaded with political and social meaning and display a rhetorical style guaranteed to ruffle some feathers. With this in mind, we ask: who are the birds of prey? And are they still watching TV?
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A Cyborg Manifesto
Donna Haraway
Science, Technology, and Socialist-Feminism in the Late Twentieth Century
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Avant-Pop
Mark Amerika
"What would the Futurists have done with an information superhighway?"
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Futurist Manifesto
F.T. Marinetti
Celebrating the internal glows of electric hearts. A digital classic.
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Introduction to Net.art
Natalie Bookchin
Alexei Shulgin
The spirit of D-I-Y simmering in a net.art sauce.
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Net Institute
Social operatives willingly confined to institute status
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