The final project for the course will be an on-line exhibition of internet art that will be hosted on Terminal. The selection of art works to be included in the exhibition will be determined by the students. Students will select a recent internet artwork (defined as an interactive web-based project that is designated as an artwork by its creator or subsequent consumers and that is available to concurrent access by multiple viewers through the world wide web). The choice of the internet artwork will be crucial for this assignment, and students are encouraged to make this decision with a great deal of deliberation. Students may not choose internet artworks that are in the collection of museums or already included in major on-line exhibitions. Continue reading ‘Net Art Class – Collaborative On-Line Exhibition and Final Paper’
Course DescriptionART 410V Special Topics explores the history, theory, and practice of internet art — defined as “art meant to be experienced on-line.” We will examine and produce works in the genres of network conceptualism, hypermedia comics, non-linear narrative, and generative software. Readings, research, and artmaking projects will address issues of identity, location, collaboration, hacktivism, immersion, storytelling, insider/outsider art, design aesthetics, media synthesis, and new media design. Continue reading ‘ART 410v Internet Art Syllabus – Spring 2008′
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