Jodi is a collaboration between European artists Joan Heemskerk and Dirk Paesmans.

Interactive art from Philip Pocock, Florian Wenz, Udo Noll, Felix Huber.

ARN develops several online projects focused on networked artistic practices and provides online tools for the art community. ARN also organizes public events related to activities in this domain.

Media ensemble Alarm112. Interactive, audio, video, portfolio and links.

Shockwave pieces from a London multimedia design collective.

A collaborative project of text and images.

An environmental art project for the placement of recycling bins along our coastlines.

Interactive site enabling users to undermine the notion of authorship.

Dutch artists Albert Roos and Jerousma e-mail each other computergenerated images, add and make changes to received images and send them back, in an endless circle.

Art project made by I/O/D, a London-based group of artists and programmers. The Web Stalker 'maps' websites and presents the separate pages as plain text or html.

An online cooperative meta-project about the domain name, created by Grégory Chatonsky with the assistance of the CICV Pierre Schaeffer.

Hacking strategies and art practice, including work from jodi, Heath Bunting, Lia, Rtmark, Vuk Cosic, Natalie Bookchin.

a groupware drawing environment that plays with the uncertain boundary between the tool and the artwork.

Jean-Philippe Halgand, Clement Thomas and Paul Dupouy. The function of an avant-garde, or of a rear-guard, is neither to advance nor retreat, but rather to maneuver.

Collaborate with others to create drawings and animation.

Collaborative online playspace.

OBN is a collective of cyberfeminist new media artists and theorists.

Is online art a revolution or a flash in the pan? Janet Cohen, Keith Frank and Jon Ippolito take sides on this issue in an argument that unfolds visually as well as verbally. Each claim is represented by an image which has been filtered and separated into three colors.

Deconstructed tools which engage existing systems by miming them technically, offering divergent uses and forms of appearance. The studio of Sawad Amornvivat, Beth Stryker, and Hernando Barragan.

A group from Porto. Site features many different exhibitions: photography, computer graphics, poetry, music, net-art, and others.