
When the domain expires thta’s the end of netart.

People read for people. This way, the Internet will save the book as a cultural value.

Become an explorer on Facebook! Matthieu Cherubini will show you how to do it! And all is provided by “Celebrate!”

Let’s start a new life – and get baptized. Aaron Oldenburg is offering a special service. Try on “Celebrate!”

Gaming in the urban landscape – a favourite by Ernesto Rios Lanz, and now provided by “Celebrate!”

Sound, spoken und written words and unknown compositions markthe netrta pieces by Matias Giulani from Argentina. Get a higher perception via “Celebrate!”

When God invented the programming languages, he forgot to consider Switzerland in his plannings. This way English became the official language for programming. But now the Swiss entered the barricades, they felt neglected, one artist gave The Swiss back their self-confidence by preparing Swiss version of the basic programming tools. How funny it can be shows Stefan Baltensberger now on “Celebrate!”

Today, Gonzalo Cueto is your virtual host taking you to Araukaria deep in the South of Chile. “Celebrate!” is offering you this unique opportunity.

Net literature is a specific field of netart which is not practiced so widely.
Agam Andreas from the Netherlands is offering two opens for being involved . Just try it on “Celebrate!”

It is a funny idea to construct the globe completely new. Miriam Needoba gives you th tools to do so on “Celebrate!”

Take a breath an hold it as long as Panayiotis Payiatis wants you to hold. Pay attention, how to survive on “Celebrate!”

A series of seven interactve 3D works by James B. Pollack (USA) is discussing philosophical questions how to deal with the art of the art and the word. Let’s “Celebrate”!!

Mark Beasley is going down to questions of lables, labelling and categorizing. “Celebrate” invites you to lable yourself.

Sound is a very special tool for identification. According to Ximenia Alarcón’s work it is one of the key perceptions for recollecting and giving things a meaning.

Memories packed into an interactive diary. Ana Cravalho (Portugal) shars with “Celebrate!” her most intimate thoughts.