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1997 JUN 19
More Net Finds
Art & Technology
"Two heads are always smarter than one."
- Bart Habermiller
Web sites A&T visitors think are great (and I agree!). Here
are a few deserving of some special attention this week. All but
one of these great Net finds are submitted by A&T visitors,
and this is great news as it means you're out there -- and
in here. I'm here with you and always appreciative for your
important contribution to the A&T community on the Web.
Your feedback is always welcomed. I hope to hear more from
you in the future.
Web sites with good information, innovative design, interesting
content, great art -- sites offering these and more good
reasons to visit. Enjoy your visit, and please be sure to leave
a message -- artists love feedback.
John Y.N. Cho
pemtropics.mit.edu/~jcho/works.html
Fiction and travel writing by John Y.N. Cho. Vivid and lucid prose
and poetry. Great reading. Puerto Rico
Machine Made of Words
www.ims.csuohio.edu/gallery.html
Gallery featuring visual literature, concrete poetry, hypertext and
intermedia. Technology for more than it's own sake... USA
Brought to my attention by Spencer Selby, whose own work features in
the inaugural edition of this great A&T Web site.
Postmasters Gallery
www.thing.net/~pomaga/
The gallery presents projects created for new media. The latest
digitally-based art and experimental design. Unusual and very
beautiful (minimalist) site design. USA
Jim Andrews,
A&T 05/22/97, sent in this URL. One of
the nicest art sites on the Web.
The Uffizi Gallery
www.televisual.it/uffizi
The Uffizi Gallery was founded in Florence in 1581 by the
De Medici family. The Web guide contains pictures, comments,
biographies, and a glossary of artistic movements and techniques.
Italy
Carol Wickenhiser-Schaudt,
A&T 03/27/97, sent this. Four hundred years
of great art. Enjoy.
Arizona State University Art Museum
asuam.fa.asu.edu/special.htm
Special exhibits at this museum of modern art. Innovative multimedia
installation works mainly. USA
John D. Spiak sent notice of this terrific Web site and his
involvement in the exhibition, TOKEN. Great show.
Bookmark this one.
Two heads?
Canadian artist Bart Habermiller reminds us good things come
from involvement by many -- as demonstrated above.
Just when you need them most,
Web friends to the rescue with great site suggestions and ideas
in abundance. Thanks to all who visited A&T this past week.
And hearty big thanks to all who took time to drop a note.
Image clips and quoted texts by Ted Warnell, Bart Habermiller.
Used by permission.
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