0100101110101101
http://www.0100101110101101.org/
This is the website of 0100101110101101, which is a collaborative group of artists Eva and Franco Mattes, a duo who describe themselves as "a couple of European con-artists who use non-conventional communication tactics to obtain the largest visibility with the minimum effort." Each of their completed projects is documented on the website in addition to a large amount of media coverage and feedback in various languages including English, Spanish, German and Italian. Their CV and upcoming events are listed on the website, as well as interviews and print quality images.
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ArnoldArt.co.uk
http://www.arnoldart.co.uk/
This is the personal website of Dave Arnold, an eclectic multi-media artist utilising screen/mono printing, painting, photography, film, sculpture, performance, acting, music and poetry in his work. The website has images of his visual work and there are links to other websites relating to his performance and music. He describes himself as having been involved in the underground/outsider scene of the Arts and has also formed his own publishing and performance collective Happy House (1992), which led to the formation of his present Arts umbrella organisation Vibezone in 2000. The website provides enlargeable images of his work and links to his related organisations.
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Black and white photo art gallery
http://www.oneeyeskinny.com/
Black and White Photo Art Gallery is a website that presents the work of American photographer, Pacco J. Pompei, otherwise known as One Eye Skinny. Specialising in hand-tinted black and white photographs, they are not computer-aided in any way. The website presents archives of photographs going back to 1980. Sections include: vintage photos; original photos; re-prints; vintage post-cards that have been hand-coloured; and photographs that have been inspired by famous painters. The website also includes a photographic dictionary of terms.
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Carolee Schneemann
http://www.caroleeschneemann.com/
This is the personal website of the American "multidisciplinary artist" Carolee Schneemann. Her work includes painting, photography, performance art, video art and installation works. The website describes her work as "characterized by research into archaic visual traditions, pleasure wrested from suppressive taboos, the body of the artist in dynamic relationship with the social body". The website has two main sections: biography and selected works. The biography section contains a wealth of information about Schneemann and her work, including a bibliography of works about the artist, a list of select institutions holding her work, a list of exhibitions dating back to 1963, a film/videography, a chronology of performances and a list of Schneeman's lectures. The selected work area of the website displays images of works by Schneemann, including performance, video, installation and film.
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Creative defiance
http://www.maviyane.com/
This website is the portfolio of Chaz Maviyane-Davies, a political graphic designer from Zimbabwe, who is "trying to raise consciousness about an array of social issues". There are reproductions of works commissioned for book covers, posters, calenders, etc. under page headings of human rights, social & politics, environment, cultural, health, and other projects. Under 'profile' he includes a biography, list of exhibitions and press comments. This site has recently changed its URL from Zimbabwe to the US, as the author considered it appropriate to move from Zimbabwe for the moment.
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David Brabyn
http://www.davidbrabyn.com/
David Brabyn is a photojournalist, who was born in the UK, grew up in France and currently lives in New York City, where "he is working on magazine features and local news." The website provides information about the photojournalist and some images from recent features. The restricted area requires regsitration, in order to view the images. Registration also provides access to personal lightboxes and customised image access.
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David Pierce.org
http://www.davidpierce.org/
This is the website of the Brooklyn artist David Pierce. Educated at the School of Art Institute of Chicago and the Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, David Pierce is a video and installation artist, who has exhibited mainly in Chicago and New York. He is also a DJ (called DJ Mayonnaise Hands). The website provides three galleries, the first showing images of Pierce's ink drawings, one of oil paintings and the last showing a new project called 'The Iraq Project' where paintings are produced from photographs of the Iraq war. There are links to the websites of other artists and art organisations as well as some biographical information about the artist.
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Digital star
http://www.digitalstar.net/
Digital Star is the website of Melbourne-based programmer and digital artist Pierre Proske. Proske has a background in a number of disciplines including music, engineering, literature and performing arts. Among other things he maintains an interest in biologically inspired art, especially algorithms based on natural processes, as well as people's relationships with technology, especially the intersection of art and technology. Proske's music "can be described as anything from intricate textured samples to deep, moody soundscapes and upfront spacious analogue electronica". The website contains an artist's statement, a biography and examples of Proske's work (using QuickTime). There are also a blog and number of links to the work of artists with whom Proske has collaborated or whose work he is interested in.
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Enrico Glerean (e.g.ΓΈ)
http://www.egzero.org/
This is the website of Enrico Glerean. Glerean is a London based multi-instrumentalist creating electro-acoustic music. He is also a programmer and has a masters degree in computer science and is involved in music software development. Glerean has lectured at a number of European institutions and is a digital artist. His artistic research is "based on two keywords Coding and Memory". He says, "spaces are used to control audio parameter, mental processes are used to generate video, images are translated into sounds". The website has documentation on the artist's lectures and presentations and lists his performances and exhibitions. There are also examples of Glerean's sound works (in QuickTime format) in the 'Listen' section and an online gallery of visual works is promised soon.
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Gasworks
http://www.gasworks.org.uk/
Gasworks is based in South East London and is part of the Triangle Arts Trust. It houses a gallery and fifteen studio spaces, which are rented to artists and used for International residencies. The website features an individual page for each studio artist, with images of their work and their curriculum vitae. The gallery section of the website lists past, current and future exhibitions and also gives details of workshops taking place at the gallery and their publications. The Residency Programme section of the website has details of past and current Artists-in-residence at the gallery and details of how to apply. There is also an archive of the education and outreach programme. The website has a links page with links to other institutions, galleries, resources and publications plus details of the gallery's location and contact details.
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Handmade pinhole paper cameras
http://www.papercams.com/
this website, described as "Innovations in Camera Obscura Technology", Thomas Hudson Reeve has adapted the pinhole format to fine art photography, illuminating its nature rather than obscuring it, all the paper folds of his technology are part of the eventual kaleidoscopic images. The website contains Reeve's personal writing on the nature of pinhole technology, a personal biography and also includes some excellent examples of his work on New York City, in the form of a navigable gallery.
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Heudnsk : Philadelphia photography
http://www.heudnsk.com/
Heudnsk is a personal photography website created by Ted Adams. The website features a gallery of around 150 black-and-white photographs by Adams, taken in Philadelphia, New York City and Lancaster, PA from 1985 to the present. Brief information about the photographs and a list of cameras used is also provided. In addition, the website hosts the 'Abandoned Photography Museum', an online gallery featuring photographs found on the sidewalk. Other resources available include a bookstore, an interview with Ted Adams and links to a feature on Ted Adams' mixed-media photopaintings, to personal websites of Philadelphia Inquirer photographers and to Philadelphia-area arts organisations and websites.
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Jim Brogden
http://www.jimbrogden.com/
This is the personal website of visual artist and academic Jim Brogden. It forms an archive of drawings, paintings and prints, which explore the themes of memory, loss and erosion along the coastline of England. Each image that is shown can be enlarged. The website provides a link to the artist's current research practice at the University of Leeds, entitled Terra Nullius, which explores the 'no man's land' areas that are considered to be non-spaces within the urban landscape, such as motorway embankments, traffic islands and post-industrial landscapes. The research project covers the themes of ownership, anthropology, bio-diversity, the palimpsest, and ruptured collective memory. Flash plug-in is required to view the website.
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Jordan McKenzie
http://www.jordanmckenzie.co.uk/
This is the website for British artist, Jordan McKenzie, whose work "explores the relationship of drawing and the process of mark making to the body. His research is concerned with making critical and artistic investigations into the performativity of drawing." The website consists of information about the artist, some selected works, which can be viewed using Flash software, and a list of current or upcoming exhibitions. McKenzie teaches contemporary performance practice at Kingston University and Wimbledon College of Art (a constituent college of University of the Arts London) where he is also a major research contributor investigating the relationship between drawing and performance.
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jwm-art.net : art by James W. Morris
http://www.jwm-art.net/
jwm-art.net is a repository for visual art and other work created by James W. Morris. The paintings and drawings are "largely unplanned and utilise imagination, dreams, ideas, randomness and mistakes." The website provides galleries of enlargeable images. Each painting, drawing or photograph is annotated and, in places, details of the image is provided. There are also stage-by-stage points of creation, illustrating possible ideas and techniques about painting and the progression of ideas. The 'miscellaneous' section includes an article on how to build your own canvas support, as well as two links to open source software projects that the artist has written, which are freely downloadable.
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Kamakura Print Collection of gravure prints and etchings
http://www.kamprint.com/
This website is a showcase for printmaker Peter Miller's work, which consists mainly of photogravure prints and etchings of scenes in Kamakura, Japan, including numerous images of temples and shrines in the area, as well as seascapes, snowscapes and dreamscapes. More recent works include prints from Nepal, Russia, Portugal and Spain. The website also has information on printmaking, particularly the intaglio photogravure process. There are detailed sections on selecting and buying prints for the art collector and investor, and on print collecting, framing and preservation. Essays on various topics and quotations from famous artists are also available. Images of the artists' prints are included, with enlargements available. The website is mainly in English, with some titles of works and other basic information also given in Japanese.
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Keith Carter photographs
http://www.keithcarterphotographs.com/
This is the website of Keith Carter, the American photographer and educator at Lamar University, Beaumont, Texas. It includes a biography; an image gallery; a list of galleries that represent Keith Carter; a calendar of workshops and events that are presented by the photographer; and a list of his books, with selections of enlargeable images from each book and ordering information for out-of-print items.
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Kobi Israel
http://www.kobi-israel.com/
This is the home page of Israeli born photographer Kobi Israel who lives and works in London. It is split into three main sections: travel photography; contemporary art projects; and the gay experience. Under 'travel photography' there is an extensive portfolio and photo archive of images, including thumbnails of various worldwide locations and on 'themes' such as children, surreal, roads and human beehives. Access to large image files is available only to paid members. Examples of Israel's work which has appeared in print are also provided. The 'art projects' section contains images and details about a range of projects. Under 'the gay experience' section can be found information and images on projects relating to men and gay expression. Also available on the site is a biography and c.v., interviews and a newsletter.
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Martin Creed
http://www.martincreed.com/
This is the personal website of Martin Creed, a British artist making conceptual work in addition to film, installations, sculpture, sound work and texts. The website has information and an archive about Creed's exhibitions and performances with links to external sites where relevant, including the galleries that represent his work. There is a 'works' section on the website which is a gallery of Creed's work. There are separate sections for his writings and music and in the music section, a selection of songs can be listened to or downloaded as MP3 files. A couple of interviews of Martin Creed talking about his work can be watched/listened to on the website.
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Nature's tapestry photography : Judy Lynn Malloch
http://www.naturestapestryjlm.com/
This is the website of American wildlife photographer, Judy Lynn Malloch. "She has explored the Florida Everglades and Wetlands as well as numerous local central and south Florida wildlife refuges. [...] Additionally she has made trips to the Klamath Basin in Oregon to photograph Bald Eagles and the island of Ignagua in the Bahamas to photograph flamingos." The website contains a short biography of the photographer and an image gallery, organised into the following sections: butterflies, landscapes, wildlife, flowers, Panama, birds, reptiles, and Africa.
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Official Bob and Roberta Smith web site
http://www.bobandrobertasmith.co.uk/
This is the website of the artist Patrick Brill, aka Bob & Roberta Smith. The website presents a series of links to sources of further information, exhibitions and images of works by the artist. These include a link to 'Speak Bob', an interactive language project which utilises Bob and Roberta Smith's "hallmark drop shadow text". There are also many links to other Bob and Roberta Smith projects, texts, graphics and interactive pieces. A videos page has clips of Bob and Roberta Smith at events and playing in concert. In their off-line work Bob & Roberta Smith uses discarded materials, rubbish and language in their (his) artworks.
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Olafur Eliasson
http://www.olafureliasson.net/
This is the website of Olafur Eliasson, a Danish multi-disciplinary artist born in 1967 in Copenhagen. Eliasson works in installation, sculpture and photography, among other media. He now lives and works in Berlin and his gallery contacts are listed on the website. The website provides a comprehensive image gallery of Eliasson's work dating back to 1993, in projects and exhibitions. There is also a biography for the artist and a bibliography of all publications including monologues, interviews and articles, which date back to 1995. Some texts about and by the artist are available in PDF format (for which an Adobe Reader is required). There are also links to his projects that have their own websites, such as Space is Process and 121 Ethiopia.
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Out of binding
http://www.outofbinding.com/
Out of Binding is a website by Carmencho Arregui, a Spanish book artist also trained in book conservation, based in Italy. The website, which uses Flash plug-in in parts, has information on the artist's background and work and also has a number of instructive pages on different binding techniques, including detailed sewing instructions, in text and images as well as templates, which can all be downloaded in PDF format. Arregui also includes a section on her website where she talks through books she has made and altered, using images and written instruction detailing the techniques involved. In addition there are step-by-step guides using photographs that show how to make covering and packages for parcels and books.
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Peter King 1928-1957 : sculpture and prints
http://web.ukonline.co.uk/mr.king/pek/
This website is dedicated to the artist Peter King, who was a 'controversial but now largely forgotten British sculptor of the 1950's. He died young, but was poised to become one of the UK's foremost sculptors.' Peter King worked for Henry Moore, had one-man shows at Victor Musgrave's Gallery One in London, and had work purchased by private collectors as well as the Arts Council and Contemporary Arts Society of Great Britain. This website was created by the artist's son, Mike King, and includes: a biography of the artist; examples of his sculptures, miniatures and prints; and information about the private collection of his work held by his widow and family.
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Photoblog art : picture of the day
http://www.photoblogart.net/
Started on the June 1st 2004, photoblog art is a photographic diary, displaying a single photograph for each day taken by its creator, French photographer Olivier de Chappeldelaine. The site also links to some other photoblog sites.
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