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Hey. Rob here from deadtech (an art and technology gallery in Chicago IL USA) checking in on the thread. Stephen Wilson at SFSU has enough links to blow your entire day as part of a book he is putting out with MIT Press called "Information Arts" http://online.sfsu.edu/~infoarts/links/wilson.artlinks2.html One note I'd like to bring up. "net art" doesn't have to mean html or some derivative. It just means communicating over an internet (notice the small "i" meaning any tcp-ip based network.) is a core element of your work. seeya! Rob http://www.deadtech.net "Matvey S." wrote: > Hi all > Let me introduce my self, my name is Silvia Cabib, I'm an artist, very > interested in net-art, not doing my net-art yet, but looking and reading a > lot . > > Thinking about how to curate net-art seems to me like the only place where > is right to show and see net-art is on the net, I' have been thinking about > how to make a list to answer this need for some kind of centralization of > the information, if possible. > If anyone of you would be interested in thinking or doing such list I'll be > happy to do it together. > > I see my self free to invite you to this online performance, the only thing > I know abut is I have got this invitation by email. > > Regards. Silvia > > "stay (tuned)," an online/offline media performance by Marlene Corcoran > with Kari Banta as "sound" and Antoinette LaFarge as "Stage.Hand" and > "stage" > > Information and instructions on how to join us online: > > http://www.community1.de/corcoran/intermediale/tuned.htm > > Or join us live at the intermediale festival: ART HAPPENS! > 7 p.m. (7:30 p.m. online) MET (Daylight Germanic Time, as it were) > that's noon (12:30 online) EST (you can never check this often enough) > Friday 30 March 2001 > Alte Patrone, Am Judensand 63 > Mainz, Germany > > What is music without sound? > > PART ONE, "starsong," draws on poetry, dance, American Sign Language and > video. Streaming video will be available at the website above as of 15 > April 2001. > > PART TWO, "The Gallbladder Sonata," is a strictly textual performance. > This new version will be performed live on the internet on PMC MOO, and > projected onto a large screen in the theater in Mainz. The cast will be > joined by unpredictable online guests--and, we hope, by you. > > (What time did you say it was?)