 |
ARTdacious ARCHIVE
of sites featured in the past in
"WOW! HAVE YOU BEEN HERE!?"
|
Take a trip to
Denmark and look around in the Hyper
Hall fashion gallery. These designers take a wholistic approach
to presenting the cultural apspects that influence fashion trends along
with the presentation of their fashion designs.
Take a cyber trip
to Brian Evans Computational
Art Gallery. Our favorite section is the screening room where Brian
shares the results of some of his exploration with the sound visualization.
Take a cyber trip to the Synergy site and intrigue your mind with playing
the "Hygrid" game. This
collaborative cyber art project was another of the 1996 winners of Austria's
Prix Ars Electronica.
Terry Whitt's Cyberhome
is sparsely settled. Like many artists working on the web, time for a
home site is limited by the jobs being worked on. Terry grew up in the
San Franciso Bay area, has an MFA in Painting from the San Franciso Art
Institute and is currently working with Bliss as a tool.
So, have you been to the online opera "Ausländer
und Staatenlose"? is a Masters Project being conducted via the Masters
& PHD Research Program, Centre for Animation and Interactive Media, Royal
Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia.
The story line is based on plays and short stories by Elena Garton who
fled St. Petersburg and the revolution in 1914. It provids an insight
to more than three decades of life on the road in war-torn Europe. This
generative online opera from is composer Andrew Garton.
This week we send you to experience a cyberplace. The Etoy
site was awarded Austria's Prix Ars Electronica for pushing the artistic
frontier of the new web technology.
Self Help Graphics,
East Los Angeles' leading visual arts institution for the past 25 years,
presents an exciting array of workshops, programs and exhibitions throughout
1997. Their online Galeria
makes it possible everyone to see the dynamic art that explodes out
of this subculture.
PierWalk '97 at the Chicago Navy
Pier. We couldn't make it there in person, be we are thrilled to
discover that we can share the experience with the rest of the world.
Ichimura Manjiro presents KABUKI
for EVERYONE with a delightful presentation of the cultural art
form. Included are video clips of performaces and makeup application
and sound clips of the accompanying music.
The Community Bridge, epitomises
one of the very best ways in which the Web can be used as a tool.
We don't want you to miss a chance to experience the cyber space MindSpawn.
While we recognize that many still object to large paintings done with
spray paint in cans being considered ART, the Web is providing a venue
for international exhibition of this work. The
Art Crimes site is an experience that should cause a change in this
point of view. Perhaps you would like to join in on The World Wide Wall
or participate in the Worldwide Wildstyle Battle: Mare 139 vs. the World.
Seeing paleolithic cave paintings gives us such an awesome spiritual
thrill with the realization that mankind from the earliest times saw
and felt and experienced the beauty of animals and expressed it with
the same sophisticated artistic vocabulary that we still use now. Our
picture in our minds that "cave men" were unintelligent loutish brutes
functioning mostly on instinct is totally belied by these paintings.
One of the miraculous things about the Web is that now the entire world
can see such paintings a the site Palaeolithic
painted cave at Vallon - Pont-d'Arc (Ard¸che ) provided by the French
Ministry of Culture.
The AlienNation Co. was
formed in 1993 and based in Chicago (USA) and in other countries, AlienNation
Co. is an intermedia performance group experimenting with cross-cultural
ideas and multiple media. The members of the collective bring together
their diverse artistic experiences in dance, theatre, visual art, film/video
and music, connecting their processes and sensibilities to explore new
performance strategies.The
Knitting Factory site is a dynamic example of one of the ways in
which the Web makes stimulating new cultural developments available
all over the world. You will need the
StreamWorks plug-in for your web browser in order to fully exploit
this site.
URLy Sylke Productions and ARTdacious believe that one of the most valuable
benefits of The Web is the sharing of ideas, cultures and joy of the
human experience between people from all over the world. Drop in on
Yothu Yindi, a contemporary
Australian music group made up of musicians from local indigenous peoples.
Asian Art
Museum of San Francisco and Apple Computer collaborated to bring
you the1995 exhibit "Mongolia, the Legacy of Chinggis Kahn" in QuickTime
VR.
(you will need the QuickTime
Plugin for your browser)
The Haight-Ashbury is a
tribute to the life style and culture that was and still is found in
"the Haight".
PORT:
Navigating Digital Culture
Organized by a r t n e t w e b
MIT List Visual Arts Center
January 25 through March 29, 1997
PORT is an exhibition of networked digital worlds on the Internet organized
by artnetweb. Scheduled, time-based Internet projects by individuals and
groups will be projected into the physical gallery space and accessible
over the Internet during the duration of the exhibition.
PARKBENCH
NYU Center for Advanced Technology Project
|