Art en Réseau

"Whether you believe that art imitates life or that life imitates art (or both), there's one thing we can all agree on—the advent of the Internet has changed the process of art-making and art's reception forever. In many cases, artists use their work to critique the aesthetic and impact of the digital age, using screenshots, collage, and an extreme combination of mediums to comment on the way we relate to the Internet. While many are skeptical about the place of this art beyond the world wide web, it's undoubtedly an important new lane in art history. Make sure you remember these 25 Internet Artists You Need to Know and their work next time you're thinking about your own Internet consumption."
An Xiao, Penelope Umbrico, Peter Stemmler, Rafaël Rozendaal, Tabor Robak, Ryder Ripps, Lorna Mills, Michael Manning, Jonas Lund, Guthrie Lonergan, Rollin Leonard, Oliver Laric, Parker Ito, Joel Holmberg, Martijn Hendriks, Joe Hamilton, Alexandra Gorczynski, Constant Dullaart, Aleksandra Domanovic, Petra Cortright, Jennifer Chan, Mark Callahan, John Michael Boling, Michael Bell-Smith, Anthony Antonellis.

Rhizome is dedicated to the creation, presentation, preservation, and critique of emerging artistic practices that engage technology.

"Peter Stemmler, A.K.A. Peekasso, combines pop culture images and characters from celebrities into cartoons, porn, advertisements, art, humorous GIFs, and digital collages. He put Kim Kardashian's face on Kim Jung-Un's body ("I Should Have Tried", 2013) and replaced Edvard Munch's emaciated screamer with Spongebob Squarepants's chunky friend, Patrick ("Spring", 2013). He also uses distortion techniques on human figures, turning NSFW nudes into artistic abstractions."

http://www.complex.com/art-design/2013/04/25-internet-artists-you-need-to-know/peter-stemmler

Nas próximas semanas publicarei uma série de artigos sobre o panorama do mercado da arte digital, mostrando iniciativas que estão dando certo e as carências do setor.

"Temporary Stedelijk (7) is the last exhibition on this website. Since February 2012 we, Kalle Mattsson and Amber van den Eeden, have organized four online exhibitions on temporarystedelijk.com and temporarystedelijk.nl. We bought these domain names when we found out the Stedelijk Museum had neglected to do so.
In the first three exhibitions ‘Temporary Stedelijk (4), (5) and (6)’ the works of young, well known and less well known artists from Amsterdam were shown. Artists who are connected to the city of Amsterdam.
In this last virtual exhibition we have chosen to show net art: an art form which takes place within the context of the computer. We thought this was a fitting way to end our online initiative. Net art is a field in which the Netherlands has played a significant role on an international level since the beginning of the 90's. Yet, within the Netherlands it keeps escaping the attention of most curators, museums and therefore the audience.
We have put together a collection of works by the very early pioneers and the young generations of net artists of today. It gives an overview of what has happened in the field of net art over the last 17 years.
Temporary Stedelijk (7) shows works by http://wwwwwwwww.jodi.org

Jodi

http://www.constantdullaart.com/

Constant Dullaart

http://ctrlaltdel.org/

Peter Luining

http://www.leegte.org/

Jan Robert Leegte

http://www.neddam.info/

Mouchette

http://studiomoniker.com/

Moniker

http://jonaslund.com/

Jonas Lund

http://www.newrafael.com/

Rafaël Rozendaal

http://jonathansachsemikkelsen.com/

Jonathan Sachse Mikkelsen.

The contributions in text are written by

http://www.josephinebosma.com/web/

Josephine Bosma

http://aaaan.net/hub/annet-dekker/

Annet Dekker

http://nimk.nl/

Petra Heck

http://monoskop.org/Sandra_Fauconnier

Sandra Fauconnier.

Thank you for visiting,

Amber & Kalle"

"Robert Cailliau, l'inventeur belge du web était à Mons ce lundi 22 octobre 2012 dans le cadre du cycle de conférence "Pionniers de l'Internet en Europe" organisé par le Mundaneum avec le soutien de Google."

"Ce livre présente un répertoire de vingt-six concepts qui décrivent de manière synthétique les enjeux théoriques et critiques autour de la création hypermédiatique, plus spécifiquement les œuvres artistiques et littéraires conçues pour une diffusion sur Internet. Il accompagne une exposition virtuelle du même nom, produite et diffusée par le Laboratoire NT2 de l’UQAM."

OUVRAGE GRATUIT

"Parfois on me demande d’exposer dans un espace muséal des oeuvres créées pour Internet. Je n’ai pas en la matière une réponse toute faite car la relation d’un dispositif à un contexte est complexe et variable. Ce que j’ai par contre remarqué c’est que dans de nombreux cas un tel transport dans un espace de monstration est malaisé et que cette difficulté joue le rôle de révélateur du mode d’être du netart.[...]"