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“Untitled”, 2006 by Wade Guyton. Inkjet on book pages, oak frames, acrylic.

“Untitled (DJ Requests)”, 2007 and

“Le Confort Moderne”, 2008 (exhibition view) by Brian DeGraw.

From the series “Security Barriers A-L“, 2008 by Bani Abidi.

Detail from “Code Names“, 2005 by Trevor Paglen. “Code Names” is a list of words, phrases, and terms that designate active military programs whose existence or purpose is classified.

“Video Nasties”, 2003 by Jodie Carey. A collection of approximately 100 Horror videos.

“9 Ways To Say It’s Over”, 2006 by Alexander Gutke.

»Boring Books«, 2008 by Momus.

A frog. 19 days ago
A fox. 19 days ago
Racoons. 20 days ago
A fawn. 25 days ago
Fuzzy caterpillar. 25 days ago
A snake. 25 days ago
Must have been a bald eagle yesterday. 33 days ago
Maybe an eagle. 34 days ago
A little fox. 36 days ago
A bat. 39 days ago

»All The Animals I’ve Seen in Upstate New York This Summer« by David Horvitz.

»Eminent Domain«, 2008, installation consisting of a composition of weathered poster stacks covered with reflective foil, discarded plywood, flourescent lighting and various size holes drilled into the posters. By Nathan Peter.

Detail from “The Rebel Sell” – an ongoing collection of researched examples of revolutionary vocabulary found in commercial contexts. By Dan Griffiths.

»Untitled (Mirrors without reflections)«, Photographic archive, 2007 by Damon Zucconi.

»Painting China Now«, 2007, a collection of thirty oil paintings, depicting instances of violence inflicted by the Chinese government upon their own citizens, commissioned to a professional Chinese craftsman via the internet. By Ondrej Brody & Kristofer Paetau.

»Hamburger 1, 2, 3, 4, 5«, 2007, 5 channel video installation by Rafael Rozendaal.

Picture form the series “Internet access” by Peter Piller.

»Me and My Girlfriend«, 2007. Video compiled of people glancing into the camera from their home made porn. By Fernando Sanchez.

»THEEND/THEBEGINNING« (2008) by Chris Coy.

»OVVLvverk« is a weblog of images of various Owls and Owl-related human cultural representations, with minimal commentary. By Von Bark.

»Female Armor«, 2007 (ripped data from custom ‘sexy armor’ computer game mods) by James Whipple.

»UBIC«, 2005,

screenshots from »temps donné 1 & 2«, 2004 by Antoine Lejolivet.

»Internet art, net art, and networked art in relation.« A collection of conversations and interviews (with: Isabelle Arvers, Marc Garrett, Benjamin Weil, Charlie Gere, Christiane Paul, Cory Arcangel, Jemima Rellie, Sara Tucker , Jon Ippolito and Dirk De Wit) gathered between February 2006 and April 2007 as part of an investigation into the relation between Internet art and the traditional institutions for contemporary art in the North American and Western European regions. By Karen Annemie Verschooren.