I like lists. Here’s another set of my delicious links, this time art related. To reiterate, I don’t usually save the really obvious stuff to delicious, or the really easy to find stuff. This is a mixture of digital art, new media curation and illustration. Lots of it I discovered whilst doing my MA in Digital Media as I did my dissertation on curating new media art. Please recommend others in the comments!
- /Seconds – online publishing project initiated and edited by Derek Horton and Peter Lewis, designed by Graham Hibbert and supported by an international editorial and advisory board of academics, artists and curators.1800-recycling – a recycling blog, with art
- 241543903 – Flickr meme where people take photos of their head in a freezer and tag it with the number 241543903
- 391.org – 391 was first published by the poet and artist Francis Picabia in 1917 and was a bridge between the Zürich dadaists, French surrealists, Marcel Duchamp and others. 391.org continues to experiment but with the use of multi/digital/’new’-media. Part of the DADA movement
- 391.org Access Points – Squat (word of mouth) – very cool digital art project by 391.org
- Art Threat – online publication devoted to political art and cultural policy
- babel remix runran – remixed lo-fi multimedia art
- bio-bak.nl – coolest 4-direction user interface experience to explore this graphic designer’s work
- Candy Chang – a public installation artist, designer, urban planner, and co-founder of Civic Center who likes to make cities more comfortable for people
- CONT3XT.NET – curating new media art blog
- Depthcore – digital art & media collective
- Design Observer – online design magazine
- Directors’ Notes – a blog and interview & video podcast dedicated to independent filmmaking
- Draw Me Something – blog by artist Patrick Hruby
- Explodingdog – awesome artist who draws things on request
- Frank Stockton – awesome illustrator
- Furtherfield – net art magazine – “Our mission is to co-create extraordinary art that connects with contemporary audiences providing innovative, engaging and inclusive digital and physical spaces for appreciating and participating in practices in art, technology and social change.”
- Gaping Void – funny daily cartoons
- Glitch browser – now defunct but archived interesting new media art project
- Google Art – art based on Google search
- hello° – a French illustrator based in Brighton, UK
- Infinite Flickr project
- Inviva – Institute of International Visual Arts
- k a t e m o r o s s – illustrator
- Learn something every day – daily facts doodled
- Liber Amoris – my mate Tash draws cool stuff
- Multi – the journal of plurality and diversity in design, a digital peer-reviewed, open access journal that serves the international design community.
- Nu.art – the site I built to archive the art show I curated for my MA in Digital Media
- Okido – science and arts magazine for kids
- PIXELS by PATRICK JEAN – pixel video art
- Public Curating – new media art blog
- Rhizome – digital art. “Rhizome is dedicated to the creation, presentation, preservation, and critique of emerging artistic practices that engage technology.”
- Stanza – an expert in arts technology, CCTV, online networks, touch screens, environmental sensors, and interactive artworks
- Sterf – video art
- Studio XX – Montreal based feminist digital art centre
- tagr.tv – digital || art || media || hub
- Tara McPherson – one of my favourite rock artists
- THE JOHNNY CASH PROJECT – “Working with a single image as a template, and using a custom drawing tool, you’ll create a unique and personal portrait of Johnny. Your work will then be combined with art from participants around the world, and integrated into a collective whole: a music video for “Ain’t No Grave”, rising from a sea of one-of-a-kind portraits.”
- the thing is… – A magazine of cultural commentary and creative writing
- twistori – twitter stories live streamed around emotions (I love this one)
- Vi.sualize.us – popular pictures – a social bookmarking site for pictures
- We Feel Fine – similar to twistori, data visualisation of different emotions online – you can split this up by demographic of users too. This is one of my favourite ever sites. I first discovered it in 2008
- We <3 it – image and video social bookmarking
- Workbook Project – open creative collaborative network
- YouTube Play – Developed by YouTube and the Guggenheim museum showcasing online video practitioners