Net Art

Everything Is TEMP. The fleeting nature of digital art

TEMP Art Space is pleased to announce Everything Is TEMP, an exhibition curated by Alex Ahn and Ari Lipkis featuring work by nine emerging artists who explore the fleeting nature of digital art. The idea ultimately reflects the inherent ephemerality of technology and life. Artists include Tyler Healy, Jack Kalish, Rune Madsen, Marisa Prefer, Byron Peter, Matthew Ostrowski, Ryan Raffa, Borna Sammak, and Timo Toots.... READ MORE...

A Musing on Local Archives (hard drives, etc)

The local archive is a tool against hegemony, but not the digital one. The roots of the digital archive are too enmeshed in the agendas of power itself, from the very structure of digital technology to the hegemony of the QWERTY keyboard. Secondly, the digital archive is too ephemeral on too many levels for it to be effective as anti-hegemonic tool for any longer than a very limited period of time.... READ MORE...

Carroll / Fletcher: Eva and Franco Mattes aka 0100101110101101.ORG & Ian Giles

In a discrete pause between artists' solo shows, Carroll / Fletcher are showcasing Emily's Video (2012), a recent work by Eva and Franco Mattes aka 0100101110101101.ORG; The In Between, an installation work by emerging young artist Ian Giles; and Brand Innovations for Ubiquitous Authorship, a group show stolen for Carroll / Fletcher, curated by Eva and Franco Mattes.... READ MORE...

F.A.T. GOLD: Five Years of Free Art & Technology

Celebrating more than five years of thug life, pop culture, and R&D, the renegade art organization known as the Free Art & Technology Lab, or F.A.T. Lab, is going GOLD. F.A.T. GOLD, that is. From April 1–20 Eyebeam Art & Technology Center will present the acclaimed work of F.A.T. Lab. Organized by Lindsay Howard, Eyebeam Curatorial Fellow, the exhibition invites the public to experience and engage with the collective’s groundbreaking projects.... READ MORE...

Evan Roth: Flight Mode. Solo exhbition at Aksioma Project Space

Airports are the (non)places where the surveillance apparatus shows off its muscles. Airports are where security systems are first tested and fully employed. Airports are where privacy is immolated on the altars of control. Airports are the physical version of an information network. As such, airports have always fascinated artists, and they are the perfect playground for an artist who also happens to be a graffiti artist, a hacker and an open source coder, an artist such as Evan Roth.... READ MORE...

Three Junctures of Remix

The exhibition Three Junctures of Remix features the art of Mark Amerika & Chad Mossholder, Arcangel Constantini, Giselle Beiguelman, and Elisa Kreisinger, a group of international artists who have explored and reflect on the implications of the creative act of remixing since the concept became popular beginning in the nineties.... READ MORE...

Conflux Festival 2012

The annual NYC festival for the investigation of urban life through emerging artistic, technological and social practices is back! During the Conflux Festival 2012 over 30 artists, activists, interaction designers, and pranksters will present documentation, give talks, and provide workshops for festival goers on October 20-21, 2012 in the East Village.... READ MORE...