Desktop is…, a seminal work by Alexei Shulgin (1997), has a brand new cover version. It’s called Desktop Views (2011), a net art remake by Adam Cruces…
 

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Once Upon’ are three important contemporary web sites, recreated with technology and spirit of late 1997, according to the memories of Olia Lialina & Dragan Espenschied.
(via today and tomorrow)

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How To is an ongoing series of instructional videos by Jaakko Pallasvuo about ‘paths to success in the international art world’…
(via today and tomorrow)
 

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Lara Warman and Kellyn Loehr made this amazing Browser Sequencer:
Hypertext Remix is a browser-sequencer created by Lara Warman and Kellyn Loehr. The system generates systems sounds when the browser hits the edge of the screen. The speed of each box is set by the scroll bar and the sounds that are generated are all from the OS.
(via Nerdcore)

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Personal Internet Cache Archive is a project by Evan Roth:
“Internet cache: “a mechanism for the temporary storage of web documents” (Wikipedia)
An ongoing study of archived images collected passively through my everyday Internet usage. Internet cache is visualized using off the shelf screen saver and image viewing software to produce archival prints and videos. Each print is a unique archive of cached images from a specific date.”

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Highscreen, 2011, by Aram Bartholl:
“In this public intervention ‘HIGHSCREEN‘ I revived dumped CRT screen from the streets of Berlin to show Internet art on them before they eventually go to electronic hell. Featured works in this intervention: ’404′ by JODI 1997, ‘C.R.E.A.M.’ by Evan Roth 2010, ‘therevolvinginternet.com’ by Constant Dullaart 2010, ‘Super Mario Clouds’ by Cory Arcangel 2002″

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Waving Ocean, Constant Dullaart, 2010, courtesy Collection Pieter Sanders and Gabriella Sancisi…

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3fram.es, a project by Aaron Meyers. Pure fun.

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“In his one piece domain Untitled Painting (www.untitledpainting.com), Thomas Traum has embedded searchable satellite imagery from Google as the substrate for abstraction and for painting on top of, you can click away. He says it is in part inspired by the late 1980’s overpainted photographs of Gerhard Richter, which is more or less apparent, yet where Richter’s tourist photo style backdrop’s are fixed, Traums locations are fluid.”
[via painted etc]

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…and we love it. Take a look at Tolia Demidov‘s website.
[via today and tomorrow]

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101010zzz.com, by JODI (of course)!
[part of this exhibition]

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