“Ylem’s Art on the Edge: An Art Gallery on the World Wide Web” by Reiser
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Title:
- Ylem's Art on the Edge: An Art Gallery on the World Wide Web
Program Title:
- Digital Atelier
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Description:
Ylem/Artists Using Science & Technology now has an art space on the World Wide Web: Ylem’s Art on the Edge. It ranges in media from artists who do immersive environments, interactive multimedia, and music, to essays on evolving aesthetic theory.
Ylem’s Art on the Edge uses the World Wide Web to decentralize curating, displaying, experiencing, and eventually, making art within the global community. The nonhierarchical nature of web technology will certainly loosen traditional art institutions’ control of even the definition of art by providing a “bypass” link between the artist and the “user.” The frontier spirit of the web will no doubt push the envelope in the areas of human sensory perception and multi-cultural vision. To facilitate this evolution, Ylem is acting as a WWW host for artists who wish to contribute web pages.
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Contributors
Art Pages:
Annette Loudon
Beverly Reiser
Larry Shaw
Gary Zellerbach
Interactive Media:
Beverly Reiser
Bill Fleming
Hans Reiser
Kimberley Edwards
Life on a Slice
Music:
Craig Harris
Robotic Sculpture:
Ken Rinaldo
Large-scale Site-specific Sculpture:
Anita Margrill
Digital Photography:
Annette Loudon
Digital Photography:
Diane Fenster
Interactive Multimedia:
Lucia Grossberger Morales
Interactive Multimedia:
Steve Wilson
2D Graphics:
Paul Brown
Robotic Sculpture:
Jim Pallas
Multi-sensory Installations:
Barbara Lee
Web Art:
Ranjit Bhatnagar
Digital Photography:
Marius Johnston
