INDEX BY ARTICLE OR SITE AUTHOR'S NAME
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Art Blogs - Dave Barney's blog art site
Cyberart and Online Culture -Thoughts from the
University of Munich regarding
cyberart and online culture, more
Advice to a Young Artist -David Genovesi, Artrom.com Gallery, Milano, Italy
Should artists blog?-Robert Genn
Art Lover's Guide to Digital Art - JD Jarvis, 2003
Atlas of Cyberspace - books, movies, art on interpretations of "cyberspace"
What is Art, including Web Art - Web Art Short Cuts - leading edge web site design at 2003
What is Art? - comments by R2001.com art group, January 2004
MIRRORED PAGES AT THIS SITE BY-(permission granted by the authors)
AUTHORS OF CYBERCULTURE
Shankar - India Documentary of Electronic Arts - Since January 2000, this has taken the form of a six-monthly CD-gazette we call The IDEA (Indian Documentary of Electronic Arts), which is distributed free to about 1,000 identified e-artists and related individuals/organizations around the world.
Roy Ascott - Director, Caiiamind
Giselle Beiguelman -Post Urban Cities
Holle Humphries - writer on the history of computer art; lecturer on the topic; contact: Nancy Wood, Art Institute of Houston, TX
Boehm, Alyssa -Internet, addictive?
Boehm, Alyssa - more Cyberculture work by Boehm while with Tripod and Chicago Tribune
Louis
Armand, Transitional Notes on Cyberart, 2001
Bennett, Steven-Rantings-About
.GIF Animation and Web Graphics in General
James Bradley -Cyberart Doesn't Fade
Cailin Jugenjaeger Callahan- Digital Addiction
David Camp - art and souls, 2005
Rodney Chang - Definition and Description of Cyberart/Virtual Art(1997); A Museum for Museums (1998); model for a web art school within the museum system (1998); art exhibition proposal for museum with web art ring (1998)
Kathy Cleland - Who Will I Be Today?, introductory to the eassays at Cybercultures
John Colette - The More Things Change
Gerald O'Connell - concept
of HTML itself as a potential medium for art of the Web, Omniverse-
Omniverse is a genuine attempt to deploy HTML as an artistic medium in
its own right. Later this year I will start developing it again, adding new ideas, words
and images. Like Flux Aeterna, it strikes me as being a work that can continue to be
developed forever. If you go to the source code, you will find a number of statements and
ideas embedded in the text parts of the work.
Anna Couey-Cyberart: The Art of Communication Systems
Philip K. Dick - Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
Rick Doble - Thoughts About the Future of Art in the 21st Century
Jan Fernbank & Brad Thompson-Virtual Communities:Abort, Retry, Failure?
Jeri Fink -Pychotechnology Online
Monika Fleischmann & W. Strauss - Home of the Brain
Herbert W. Franke - science fiction novels
Robert Genn - on Copyists, July 2005
Robert Genn - judging art, November 2005
Robert Genn - creativity and mental illness 2005
Robert Genn - morning creativity, December 2005
Robert Genn - aesthetic arrest, April 2006
Robert Genn - Edward Munch, April 2006
Robert Genn - the kept artist; painting for the King, October 2006
Anita Hamilton -Art Goes Digital for CNET, January 1996
Anita Hamilton-Interactie Art & the Net
Andy Hawk- Future-Culture Manifesto
Webism- Cecil Herring, August 26, 2004
Mamta Herland - master thesis on digital art, printing and the internet
F.Heylighen- Principia Cybernetica Web; Symposium -Theories and Metaphors of Cyberspace
Michael Hill - Cyberculture Vulturism
Gregory Hoose - tarot cards and the artist
Leon James - Professor of Psychology, writer/research of Cyberpsychology, University of Hawaii-Manoa
Patricia Johnson-A Global Canvas: The Museum Book of Digital Fine Art
Steven Jones - Just what is it that makes today's Digital Art so different, so appealing?
Caroline Keizer - Digital Museums: A Powerful New Medium For Art Appreciation
Storm A. King - Cyberpsychologist
Norman D. Knox - Code for Better World Artists
Tim Leary - "Chaos & Cyberculture", deceased, ashes orbiting outer space, writings on Cyberculture orbiting in cyberspace, also try http://www.leary.com
Bill LeFurgy - online Cyberculture "CinC" zine
Richard Loveless - The Computer Revolution & the Arts, editor; The Present and Future of Art
Annette Loudon-Aesthetic Skitsophrenia and Other Artistic Disorders
Steve Mizach - Cyberanthropologist
Sebastian Marquez - Writes about "Pixel Painting"; this talented Swedish artist displays digital works online that are indistinguishable from his paintings rendered with traditional media (like oils and pastels); digital artist since 1988 (before the Internet became public) and a founder of computer painting in Sweden.
Ken Musgrave - Artist's Statement - on the Innate Beauty of Landscape
Mark Nunes - research on Cyberculture
Gerald O'Connell- RENAISSANCE 2001 AND THE SOCIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ART/TECHNOLOGY INTERFACE
Alev Oguz - making art for the ego
Claudio Pinhanez - Computer Theater
Pygoya -Immortality
and Art, February 28, 2005
Picture This -
Making Art for Eternity, March 30, 2005
Martin's Dreams - Dr. Martin Raskovsky, UK, writer/artist/web site designer
Barbara Rauch -Dream States/Web Site Planet Dreaming
Elizabeth Reid - Cyberculture research
Harold Rheingold - Cyberculture, The Virtual Community
Shiralee Saul - Lost in Tomorrowland, as published at Cybercultures
James Sempsey - writer/researcher on Cyberpsychology
Sharon Steuer-Art in the Digital Age, interview with John Barry, editor and author of Create magazine; Steuer is author and editor of The Illustrator Wow! Book; related: Art Goes Digital;Mutant Materials in Contemporary Design-School of Visual Arts, NY
Gerfried Stocker, Director of Ars Electronica 2001-TAKEOVER - Who's doing the art of tomorrow
John Suler,PhD - Cyberpsychology, Rider University, Dept. Psychology
Sherry Turkle - Cyberculture author
Roman Verostko-Algorithmic Art, Composing the Score for Fine Art; pioneer of Epigenetic art or original works of art generated by code
Victoria Vesna - UCSB
Ute Vorkoeper - Programmed Seductions: Cornelia Sollfrank tests Authority in the Net
Caroline Wright - regular columnist for an Internet periodical
Chun Xia - manifesto on cyberart for the 21st Century
Gene Youngblood- METADESIGN Towards a Postmodernism of Reconstruction
Francesca Zanella - comments on the democratization of creativity, 2004
Wired.com
It's
Digital, but is it Art? -Judy DeMocker, 9//8/98
The Wired
Artisan - 1998
Leave My
Files Alone - Judy DeMocker, 1998
Webmasters,
Not Old Masters -Ian Christe, 1998
State of the Art
- Daniel Pinchbeck, 1998
The Trouble
with Net Art - David Hudson, 11/98
What is Art?
Ayn Rand - Objectivism - theory on what is art which may exclude Modernist and Post-Modernist works
Pygoya - theory on what is art based upon art psychology and working as an artist within the computer art and Internet realm
Sell or Show? Robert Genn, March 2006
Other Writings
Virtual Pilgrimages on the Internet
Some Thoughts on Creativity and Meta-Creativity -Bret Battey
French digital artist, Bernard Dumaine, favorite writings on digital and internet art-