Net Works

xtine burrough is a media artist, educator, and co-author of Digital Foundations. She believes art shapes social experiences by mediating consumer culture and envisioning rebellious practices. As an educator at California State University, Fullerton, she bridges the gaps between art and design histories, theories, and practices. Her website is: www.missconceptions.net.  

Introduction to Net Works, Xtine Burrough; Part 1 Formalism and Conceptual Art, Edward A. Shanken; Chapter 1 ::, Michael Demers; Chapter 2 Youtube as a Subject, Constant Dullaart; Part 2 Collections and Communities, Xtine Burrough, Howard Rheingold; Chapter 3 WTF?!, Robert Nideffer; Chapter 4 SF Garden Registry, Amy Franceschini, David Lu, Myriel Milicevic; Part 3 Crowdsourcing and Part Icipation, Trebor Scholz; Chapter 5 Mechanical Olympics, Xtine Burrough; Chapter 6 Google Maps Road Trip, Peter Baldes, Marc Horowitz; Part 4 Data Visualization; Chapter 7 Superfund365, Brooke Singer; Chapter 8 Pastiche, Christian Marc Schmidt; Part 5 Error and Noise, Mark Nunes; Chapter 9 ::, Fernanda Viégas, Martin Wattenberg; Chapter 10 Tumbarumba, Ethan Ham; Part 6 Surveillance, Christian Fuchs; Chapter 11 F'Book, Lee Walton; Chapter 12 Traceblog, Eduardo Navas; Part 7 Tactical Media And Democracy; Chapter 13 The Good Life/La Buena Vida, Carlos Motta, Eva Díaz, Freckles Studio, Stamatina Gregory; Chapter 14 Oiligarchy; Part 8 Open Source, David M. Berry; Chapter 15 ::, Michael Mandiberg; Chapter 16 Add-Art, Steve Lambert; Part 9 Hacking and Remixing, Stefan Sonvilla-Weiss; Chapter 17 Pigeonblog, Beatriz da Costa; Chapter 18 Joycewalks, Conor McGarrigle; Part 10 Performance and Analog Counterparts, Ken Goldberg; Chapter 19 The Gandhi Complex, Joseph DeLappe; Chapter 20 Alerting Infrastructure!, Jonah Brucker-Cohen;