Marketa Bankova created New York city map in 2000. He uses a combination of pictures, sound, and animation to allow the viewer to feel as though they are in New York City.
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http://www.whitney.org/arport/commissions/idealine/textonly.html
Redsmoke was created by Lew Baldwin in 1995. He uses text less animation and requires no interaction from the viewer to tell a story of the subconscious mind using flash animation.
Mandala Critique 2
This mandala created by Juleah Chandler grabbed my attention at first glance because of her uniqueness of shape choices. The music is one of static charge and this works very well in relation to the lines and movement of the mandala.
Mandala Critique 1
Steven Von Kampen's mandala has some good features that are enjoyable to the web viewer. The use of the non-typical buttons are intriguing because I had to search to find them. My only critique is to maybe get rid of the frame lining the motion wheel so it can be opened up. Other than that I believe this is a successful mandala.
http://www.pixelcola.net/~teban88/mandala.swf
Weekly Post 10.21.08
Ever play the game Ouija when you were a kid and get freaked out with your friends? Well now you can play Ouija online and get freaked out by yourself! Well, maybe not, but this Oujia site was created by Ken Goldberg in the year 2000. He approaches an old multi player game that has been passed down from generations and transforms it into a single player interactive game on the web. Make sure you leave the lights on!
Weekly Blog 10.14.08
Joss is an artist who recently rediscovered his passion for drawing in 2001. Since then he has been carrying around a PDA (personal digital assistant) and uses it as a personal digital sketchbook. He has loaded his sketch book online for everyone to enjoy his moments of creativity.
http://www.geocities.com/immjoss/PDAartsa.html
Weekly Blog 10.7.2008
This is an example of net art from Ben Benjamin's 1997 site entitled, SuperBad. The idea line classifies this work as a collage. Basically ,this is a site that has a multitude of interactive graphic images that are intertwined with each other to create a collage of graphic art.
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This is an example of Martin Wattenburg's ,"The Shape of Song", which was created in 1970. His form of art is known as abstraction. Wattenburg uses shapes to mimic the rhythmic beats of various groups of songs. This allows the viewer to see music visually in an abstracted manner.
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