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August 5, 2009
Research on Internet Art

August Gallery in Islington, London, England is hosting an online exhibition titled a Study on Internet Art. While reasonably simplistic it is reminesent of the ‘look’ and feel of much of early net.art and does provide a sort of reading room overview of some of the key issues and topics the practice deals with. The exhibition starts here and runs throughout the month of August.

The panel discussion Net-Art versus Web Art at the Online Symposium of the Web Biennial 2005, something I hadn’t read before, is one element which I found particularly interesting in it’s attempt to move net.art forward to a more open form of art dealing with networks.

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