In early 2011 Wide White Space: The Way Beyond Art was on view at the Wattis Gallery in San Francisco. Curated by local designer Jon Sueda, the exhibition | Continue reading
When the art world resistance is hacked by the attention economy 1. In the wake of 2016’s stunning electoral upset, the liberal media went scrambling f | Continue reading
Once a year for the past four years, I’ve had pleasure of teaching a class in internet art at Stanford. It has a special place in my heart because it seems to | Continue reading
If you were to follow a blind person through their daily life, you might be surprised by what surprises you. The novelty of how we cook, or clean, or make l | Continue reading
When we struggle to explain the inherent qualities of a medium, we tend to defer to analogies and metaphors. This is especially true of the internet. Clouds | Continue reading
Today emoji are used by 92% of the world’s online population. The diminutive images have inspired a holiday and a $50 million animated movie. You can even | Continue reading
On YouTube, there’s a long tail of content that pretty much guarantees the inclusion of every potential human interest. There are skate videos, makeup tutoria | Continue reading