Internet
Ken Solomon portrays the relationships we have with Google, iTunes, et. al. in his installations at Josée Bienvenu Gallery.
Photographs that toe the line between natural and artificial.
Maya Lin is at work on a sprawling, meticulously researched memorial to our planet’s fragile ecology.
Jon Kessler’s new exhibit The Web immerses us in our own electronically obsessed culture.
Internet art, very much IRL.
Meet The Thing and its Superdream Mutation.
Bloggable images and deep thoughts from a social media art champion.
Petra Cortright’s VVEBCAM 2007 gazes deep into the self/screen/camera.
It seems that every moment is being made into a GIF these days: presidential debates, iconic movie clips, celebrity blunders.
A guerilla art phenomenon taking over internet cafes near you.
The internet has fundamentally changed our relationship to photography.
“Gangnam Style” stays catchy while hitting the right tone of self-parody, like the K-Pop version of Justin Timberlake’s SNL career.
