Thirty seven sculptures in an open field. Fifteen rooms built from nine years of teaching. Old HTML and animated GIFs becoming walls, ceilings, and floors. Twenty paintings worked through five iterations until their shapes became a city. I have been writing about...
There are fourteen long tables in the room I built. They stand in two blocks with an aisle between them. Each one carries a section of the course, laid flat and angled up so you can read it standing. The walls around them are covered edge to edge with pinned work,...
So I gave my terminal twenty of my paintings and asked it to build a city out of them. Not a picture of a city. The actual thing, standing up in three dimensions, that you can fly through in a browser or put a headset on and enter. It took five rebuilds. Four of them...
Today I connected a Meta Quest 3 to the terminal on my iMac. Not to play anything. I wanted to know whether I could walk into my own archive. The answer is yes, though almost nothing about it worked the way I assumed it would, and the four things that broke along the...
For more than ten years I have made finished works of art directly inside the web browser, composed live on the open canvas of whatever platform offered one. I have gathered that work into a single exhibition, and it is open now: A Decade in the Browser., NET-ART: You...
