Although in China does not exist a consequent focus on netart due to the lack of freedom of expression in word and art, artists of Chinese origine, studying outside of China show again and again a good affinity to netart and the use of technology and software. Jing Zhou represents such an example on Celebrate! [...]
Celebrate! is presenting today an example of a video game executed in Flash by the California based media artist Chris Basmajian.
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Celebrate! is featuring today Aleksandar Janicijevic, who emigrated 1993 from Serbia to Canada, focussing his netart work on the urban behaviours´. His plplatform “Urban Squares” sets urban contexts in relation to each other.
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Generative art works belong to the fundamental representations forms of netart. “Gardenus” by Mark Cypher is such an excellent example executed in “Director”.
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The US artist Alain Bigelow has found an original way to use Flash in a diversity of use and representation, always challenging und surprising. So, best to be presented on Celebrate!
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Jeremy Hight is using the blog medium as a tool for artistic expressing. Celebrate! is spotlighting today two work examples.
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Carmen Olmo Terasa, the Puerto Rican media artist is a guest today on Celebrate!, showing that netart is again and again a context young Latin American artists see a lot of perspectives in.
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Celebrate! is featuring today Isabel Aranda Yto from Chile, a new generation of Latin American artists using the technological possibilities of digital art as a way to communicate and participate in a global contemporary art expressions.
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Celebrate! is featuring today the work of an artist from the neighbourhood, Marcello Mercado, a conceptual media artist with a multi-national orgin (Argentine/Italian living in Germany).
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Celebrate! – is celebrating netart by featuring Ubermorgen.com , a pioneer of Internet based art, whereby the Internet itself and associated phenomenons are the topics the artist group which is cooperating in divers constellations of involved authors is active in.
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The most popular Internet related term is “SPAM” whereby it is interesting, how this term found entrance in the daily language of people. Xname, the Italian media artist takes Spam as a cultural phenomeon and the user is invited to research.
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Today, Adam Trowbridge and his Internet based work snstncntnrs are featured on “Celebrate!”, an open video project in the form of files that include a set of cuts described in a EDL and Final Cut Pro XML file. Sounds complicated, but is fascinating!
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Michael Cousin found his personal way to create an artistic online portal for moving images, entitled: “Outcasting”. He composes regularly compilations of filmand videos in an online program, which now and then is als presented in offline screenings.
Outcasting does not only represent a context for presenting artistic creations, but it is creating art itself, this [...]
The 2nd week starts with idea to create a virtual art work as a virtual museum for virtual art. This idea is carried by the project on UAVM” by the Portuguese artist Jose Vieira who is dealing with the anonymity of the environment where this virtual museum is acting and is consequently also with [...]
Today, Erica Lincoln, the electronic media artist from Canada is using Google maps on her work “Liquid Prairie” placing her home in the global context.
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Today, Celebrate! is featuring the project “Blinks” by the Norwegian artist Ida Julsen.
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Page 005 in Celebrate! is devoted to the net based project “Remembering Bogle Chandler” by the Australian media artist Rebecca Young.
Executed in Flash, the work is realted to a historical Bonny & Clyde story taken place in Australia in 1963.
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Celebrate! is featuring today four works by the Portugues artist- André Sier.
All of them use the Java based programming of “Processing” drawing a world out in Space.
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Celebrate! is featuring today an Asian artist from Hong/China – Qohtaiwoo.
It is remarkable, that after the re-unification of Hong Kong with China and the difficult situation of the freedom of media use, artists are allowed, at all, to use the Internet as an artistic platform and the sites and projects are available also to [...]
The 2nd day is featuring the French artist Natalie Perrin who is living in Lausanne/Switzerland.
Her work targets digital interfaces, multishaped and hybrid knowledge, sharing of contents and production with computers. She focus on digital culture history, networks culture, free software communities, computer based artwork, gender studies and the dadaist practices.
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