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• Anders

  

  Features small internet related works by different artists / designers.

  Oct 5, 08, 1:53 p.m. – Permalink

• Anders

  Including http://www.coldvoid.com/ from http://newrafael.com/

  

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  Dog-earOct 5, 08, 2:01 p.m. – Permalink

• moamoa

  I don´t get it... I just see this gif

  

  • there's a next button the the top left corner.
    but mmh... I don'tt get it.– dyspl1/2

    uhmmmm ok now I see it– moamoa2/2

  

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  Dog-earOct 5, 08, 2:05 p.m. – Permalink

• Anders

  An animated gif is sometimes enough, Moamoa.

  Club Internet is an online gallery, this is installment #5. Click on Next in the top left corner. Some of the works are interactive, some are not.

  From their Newsletter:
  We are happy to announce the opening of the new Club Internet Show;

  #5 Free Fall
  http://www.clubinternet.org/

  Works by
  Alain A-Dale, Kevin Bewersdorf, John Michael Boling, Jesper Carlsen, Harm van den Dorpel, Constant Dullaart, Azin Feizabadi , Michael Guidetti, Travis Hallenbeck, Martijn Hendriks, INFOpruner, Marcus Kaiser, Guthrie Lonergan, Barry Pearson, Rafael Rozendaal, Ken Seeno, Pascual Sisto, Damon Zucconi

  Curated by Harm van den Dorpel
  Running 4th of October - 1st of November 2008

  And a review here:
  http://www.artfagcity.com/2008/0…

  • ahhh there is a next button LOL, looks like my safari toolbar :)– moamoa

  

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  Dog-earOct 5, 08, 4:01 p.m. – Permalink

• fyoucher1

  Art? Hmmmm. not sure why this was posted EC.

  

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  Dog-earOct 5, 08, 4:34 p.m. – Permalink

• Anders

  NetArt 2.0

  What would you like to see posted in EC. QBN relies heavily on content that is available online. Websites that are well-designed for its purpose are interesting — even badly designed websites can sometimes be an inspiration or spark a debate. If there is a new technology that enables us to design more interesting websites, that could change how we design these, that would be worthy of an EC post too. Netart uses the technology that is already here, to question how we communicate now, how we want to communicate and how we could communicate. That is also interesting from a design perspective.

  See nastynets for more on Professional Surfing:
  http://nastynets.com/?p=1464

  

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  Dog-earOct 5, 08, 4:50 p.m. – Permalink

• ukit

  I think offbeat content like this is good. I'd get bored if it was all agency websites.

  

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  Dog-earOct 5, 08, 4:54 p.m. – Permalink

• tasty

  JamalJenkins has something to do with this, i am certain.

  

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  Dog-earOct 5, 08, 5:01 p.m. – Permalink

• moamoa

  naaa Netart is very interesting, but not easy to follow, especially when you are just into print design.

  I had some courses in college interactive&netart stuff, not my cup of tea but as Anders correctly mentioned: ≫If there is a new technology that enables us to design more interesting websites, that could change how we design these...≪

  btw: this was one of my profs: http://drx.a-blast.org/~drx/inde…

  

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  Dog-earOct 5, 08, 5:12 p.m. – Permalink

• calculator

  i just read a 11 page rant on how shit the web is. just get off the f@cking web if you think it's shit.

  • The medium is the message ;)– Anders

  

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  Dog-earOct 6, 08, 1:19 a.m. – Permalink