Doug Dubois

all untitled

from the series "family photos: 1999-2006"

for more click here!

Petra Cortright

From the Series:

The Infinite Sculpture Garden Without the Boundaries Torn and Ripped into the Vacuum of Emptiness.

Website.

Carl Burgess

Tales of the Unexpected (2008)

See Digital VideoDebris (2008)
See digital Video

Carl Burgess website

David Horvitz

If you give me $1,626 I will go to the small Okinawan island called Taketomi and send you an envelope filled with star-sand (don't worry, I've been there before, I know where to go). I will send it from there.

If you give me $3 I will send you an empty envelope. It is like sending you nothing. Or at least, it is sending you something that has traveled a journey that is the distance from me to you.

If you give me $10 I will take a photograph of the sky just for you. That means I will go outside, shoot a photograph of the sky, print it as a 8.5" x 11" full color laser jet print, write the date on it, fold it into an envelope, and mail it to you. Oh, and I will also delete the file so that you will have the only existing copy of that photograph. It's just for you.

david horvitz

more stuff here.

random gif selection

a handful more, here

obama in indonesia (telegraph article)

interested? here

flurrious

flurrious here

Dreaming Methods

Clearance
click here for actual piece (above are stills)
click here for artists' website

Joni Sternbach

from the series "surfers"

for more work click here.

ERNESTO RIOS

yarra

John H. Abbott

u-15

u-4

u-18

u-20

more john h. abbott here

http://www.jhaphoto.net/Portfolio.cfm?nL=0&nS=1&nK=4792&i=51162

Jonathan Yuen

Interesting Flash based portfolio website.

Ian Wojtowicz

A Hand-Made Portrait of a Software-Generated Relationship (2008)

Oracle (2006)

This web-based artwork explores current events happening in major urban centers around the world. It functions as both an information visualization and as a collage generator. The work's first screen shows a rotating 3D model of the earth displaying cities as extruded blocks. The height of each block indicates city density, and width represents land use. Color is also used to convey information: varying shades of blue show where news is currently increasing. Because this map is connected to live data from Google, it changes with the fluctuation of world events.

Check it out here

Ian Wojtowicz

Rafael Rozendaal

jellotime.com

thepersistenceofsadness.com

fataltotheflesh.com

rafael rozendaal

more work here.

Chris Coy

Midi Skirt

404 Not Found

Superman II.O


More Work Here

Also check, this page of presentation materials for a lecture on Net Art (sums up and categorizes culture and practice on the net) pretty impressive

James Hickey (Post by Anna M.)

To see more by James Hickey Click Below:

James Hickey Photography

Internet Archaeology

http://www.internetarchaeology.org/

Selected pieces:


Tabor Robak
http://heaven.internetarchaeology.org/



Krist Wood
http://mausoleum.internetarchaeology.org/



Daniel Leyva
http://geocity2000.internetarchaeology.org/

David Graham

pass christian, ma

good luck

waveland, ms

for more work click here.

recyclism aka benjamin gaulon

Festival Ososphere 2005

de Pong Game™

De Pong Game is a recycling of the famous game PONG [Atari 1975-1977]. This new version has been built with Flash [Action Script] by Arjan Westerdiep for Recyclism™. This project is exploring the concept of Augmented Reality by using and interacting with urban architectures [buildings] as background for the game. Thus the game is projected on a building and the limits of that building are becoming the limits of the game area. The ball projected on the building bounces along the limits of the walls. The software is also using the windows as an obstacles for the game. So the ball is limited to frame of the building. As you touch the ball with the slider, its speed increases and because the ball bounces on all the obstacles of the architecture it becomes more and more difficult to play.

http://www.recyclism.com/deponggame.php