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Posted June 30 1998 21:00

WILL-N-TESTAMENT

Some of My Favourite Web Sites Are Art
http://www.alberta.com/unfamiliarart/

Project #6:

WILL-N-TESTAMENT
Olia Lialina
http://will.teleportacia.org/

Olia Lialina is among the most established and celebrated Internet
artists. She generally makes work that relies on drama and passion,
using books such as The Great Gatsby ...

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Posted June 30 1998 21:00

7-11

Some of My Favourite Web Sites Are Art
http://www.alberta.com/unfamiliarart/

Project #4:

7-11
collaborative mailing list
http://king.dom.de/7-11

Email is among the most important of all Internet developments for its
ability to connect people around the world quickly. Email is generally
the first Internet ...

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Posted June 30 1998 21:00

SUPERBAD

Some of My Favourite Web Sites Are Art
http://www.alberta.com/unfamiliarart/

Project #1:

SUPERBAD
Ben Benjamin
http://www.superbad.com/

When I first went to Superbad I was stunned. How does he do that? I saw
things at this site that I didn't think were possible without high-end ...

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Posted June 30 1998 21:00

foldback interview

FOLDBACK: THE TEN-YEAR CELEBRATION OF ANAT

This past March, as part of Australia's largest art festival, the
Telstra Adelaide Festival, the groundbreaking Australian Network for Art
and Technology (ANAT) launched the FOLDBACK event/exhibition, which also
doubled as ANAT's ten-year anniversary celebration. The 1998 festival,
featuring keynote addresses from artists ...

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Posted June 30 1998 21:00

NETZBIKINI

Some of My Favourite Web Sites Are Art
http://www.alberta.com/unfamiliarart/

Project #11:

NETZBIKINI
Eva Grubinger
http://www.thing.at/netzbikini/

The bikini can be a garment inflected with a certain amount of feminist
concern: who is wearing it? is it part of a dubious fashion layout in ...

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Posted June 30 1998 21:00

EASYLIFE

Some of My Favourite Web Sites Are Art
http://www.alberta.com/unfamiliarart/

Project #5:

EASYLIFE
Alexei Shulgin
http://www.easylife.org/

Immediately upon visiting Alexei Shulgin's EASYLIFE, one gets the sense
that he is very much at home on the Internet. Welcome to his
house–don't worry about wiping your ...

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Posted June 30 1998 21:00

_README

Some of My Favourite Web Sites Are Art
http://www.alberta.com/unfamiliarart/

Project #2:

_README
Heath Bunting
http://www.irational.org/_readme.html

This project by well-known Internet artist Heath Bunting foregrounds one
of the central characteristics of the Web in general and Web art in
particular: the link ...

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Posted June 30 1998 21:00

BRANDON

Some of My Favourite Web Sites Are Art
http://www.alberta.com/unfamiliarart/

Project #3:

BRANDON
Shu Lea Cheang
http://brandon.guggenheim.org/

Brandon is an extrememly ambitious and far-reaching project about living
in one's skin (virtually, physically, or psychically). Over the course
of one year, Brandon will be constantly ...

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Posted June 30 1998 21:00

JODI

Some of My Favourite Web Sites Are Art
http://www.alberta.com/unfamiliarart/

Project #8:

JODI
Joan Heemskerk and Dirk Paesmans
http://www.jodi.org

Still the oldest and best of the "browser artists," Jodi continues to
crash, bang and boom around the insides of the internet. Jodi is ...

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Posted June 28 1998 21:00

Artist residency

Opportunity for UK-based Artists working with digital media.

IBM/Southern Arts, Digital Multi-Media Residency

IBM in collaboration with Southern Arts wish to offer a residency to an
artist interested in developing their work within a digital multimedia
environment.

The artist will be based at IBM Hursley, near Winchester. The residency ...

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Posted June 28 1998 21:00

ISEA98 Programs

ISEA98: THE LIVERPOOL REVOLUTION SYMPOSIUM

The ninth International Symposium on Electronic Art opens in Liverpool
on September 2nd.

Hosted for the first time in the UK, the annual ISEA symposium is
acclaimed for its ability to bring together the international cutting
edge of opinion and opinion-makers concerned with the cultural ...

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Posted June 23 1998 21:00

The Year Net.Art Broke

The Year Net.Art Broke
a curatorial statement for
"Some of my Favourite Web Sites are Art"
http://www.alberta.com/unfamiliarart/

Our theme, "Some of my Favourite Web Sites are Art," captures an
important truth about art in the twentieth century: for all the art
criticism, museums, and ...

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Posted June 23 1998 21:00

a review of Bill Viola at LACMA

Bill Viola
Los Angles County Museum of Art
November 2, 1997–January 11, 1998

The medium of video has never seemed as simultaneously exhausted and
energized as it does right now. MTV's churning image factory and the
trippy light shows of rave/techno/tribal/etc. have stripped the novelty
factor from ...

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Posted June 22 1998 21:00

body of the message

Ortsbegehung 4–body of the message
Sandra Becker + Blank & Jeron + Daniel Pflumm
curated by Inke Arns
4 July–16 August 1998
Opening: Friday, 3 July 1998, 7 p.m.
http://www.snafu.de/~inke/NBK/body.html

The Neuer Berliner Kunstverein is now showing the fourth exhibition in
the Ortsbegehung ("site ...

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Posted June 22 1998 21:00

Curating on the Edge of Chaos

"Curating The Net"
Cached 5/ ICA London
20.06.98
Reviewed by Aurora Lovelock

"It is clear, however, that natural selection reveals both aspects of
feedback, Natural Selection–which would be more accurately
characterised as 'natural destruction'…compels organisms and species
to strive for stability and preservation…but the selective pressures
of a ...

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Posted June 22 1998 21:00

correspondence with kogo of candyfactory

i'm always struck by the emails KOGO posts to RHIZOME, but never sure i
get them, or the net.art projects to which they refer. so recently i
wrote to KOGO in search of clarification.

if you don't recall kogo's emails, like many good
net.art.email.announcements, they invite ...

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