Networks are system of interconnected components'

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Networks are system of interconnected components.
NETWORK
Networks consists of nodes connected by links
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Networks everywhere!
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Art (traditional media, digital, and net art)
influenced by, and engaged with, networks.
Mapping Networks Creating Networks Hacking
Networks
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Network Project
Network Reading
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Mapping Networks
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Internet/Web Mappings
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The Internet 1998, Bill Cheswick not presented
in an art context
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Visualization of www.ucsb.edu made with
Webstalker, I/O/D (1997)
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Mapping Social Networks
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Personal Friendster Network, Jeffrey Heer (2004)
not presented in an art context
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Trace Encounters, W. Bradford Paley and Jefferson
Y. Han (2004)
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Political/Power Networks
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Mark Lombardi George W. Bush, Harken Energy and
Jackson Stephens, ca 1979-90" (1999)
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They Rule, Josh On (2001-2004)
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Angie Waller, Data Mining the Amazon (2002)
Conservative
Liberal
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Connecting everything
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Universe, Jonathan Harris (2007)
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Creating Networks
Creating communication devices Creating/facilitati
ng community/communication Collective
activity/creativity
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Creating communication devices
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The Furtive Ear, Bernie Lubell (1996)
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Why Words Fail, Bernie Lubell (1998)
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Creating/facilitating community/communication
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Levines, Irish-Jewish Canadian Restaurant, Les
Levine (New York, 1969)
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Food (Restaurant) , Gordon Matta Clark (1971)
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Rirkrit Tiravanija
Untitled 1992 (Free), Recreated at David Swirner
Gallery 2007
Video from installation at David Swirner Gallery
(2007)
Untitled (Apartment 21) (2005)
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Flash Mobs
The first flash mob organized in Manhattan in May
2003, by Bill Wasik, senior editor of Harper's
Magazine. More than one hundred people converged
upon the ninth floor rug department of Macy's
department store, gathering around one particular
very expensive rug. Anyone approached by a sales
assistant was advised to say that the gatherers
lived together in a warehouse on the outskirts of
New York, that they were shopping for a Love Rug,
and that they made all their purchase decisions
as a group.
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FlockSmart.com
http//jyte.com/cl/flash-mob-is-art
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Kings X Phone In, Heath Bunting (1994)
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Dialtones a Telesymphony, Golan Levin et al.
(2001)
NPR Radio Interview
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Jabber Wocky, Eric Paulos/Urban Atmospheres (2004)
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Fear Buddies, Daniel Goddemeyer (2006)
The upper scaleshows the current number of people
with the same fear or phobia in your proximity.
The lower scaleshows the overall number of
anonymous encounters with people having the same
fear or phobia currently as you.
The fear buddyis constantly checking for the
number of available devices with the same fear
or phobia in your proximity.
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Message in a Bottle, Layla Curtis (2004)
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Collective activity/creativity
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Desktop Is, Alexi Shulgin (1999)
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Collective Alphabet, The Smaller Picture by Kevan
Davis (2002)
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Carnivore, Radical Software Group et al (2001)
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Processing, Ben Fry and Casey Reas (2005)
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Hacking Networks
Misbehaving creatively in Networks/Communities P
ropagating (Mis)information in Networks
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Misbehaving creatively in Networks
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Velvet Strike, Anne-Marie Schleiner (2002)
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Joseph Beuys' 7000 Oaks, 0100101110101101.ORG
(2007)
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Auctionism
Important Artist Demographics for Sale, Jeff
Gates (1999)
Art Gallery Space 4Rent - 73,440 min of fame!,
AKSHUN (1999)
Use Cary Peppermint As medium, Cary Peppermint
(2000)
Blackness for sale, Keith Obadike (2001)
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Yeeha!, Jodi (1996)
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the Surveillance Camera Players (1996-gt)
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iSee, Institute for Applied Autonomy (2001)
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Propagating (Mis)information in Networks
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Jam Echelon Day, Global collaboration of
Hactivists and the Electronic Disturbance Theatre
1999
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The Zapatista Tactical FloodNet, Electronic
Disturbance Theatre (1999)
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Biennale.py, 0100101110101101.ORG (2001)
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Re-Code, The Conglomco Media Network (2003)