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Top: Arts: Digital: Installations_and_Performances
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The installations described in the sites listed in this category should have digital and physical components.
Consider another category under Arts/Digital if the artistic work is 100% digital. Consider Arts/Visual_Arts/Installation_Art if the installation referred is 100% physical. For quicker placement in the directory please follow these Submission Tips: Title: Name of Site or Organization
Description: This describes the website and should note distinguishing features found on the site without the use of hype, personal pronouns, or repetitive terms. |
Artistic objects and experiences where digital support is the core but physical elements are used in a real space.
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This category is for artists who work with digital media in performance and installation, whereas the upper category is for sites designated to specific projects. there are also sections for artist collectives and galleries that specialize in digital installation and performance. Note that all internal links will be denied - only top-level URLs will be accepted. If you have a top URL for a project, submit that in Installations and Performances; if you are an artist working in this category, submit your topmost link here. |
Artists working with digital media, in performance and installation.
| Solo artists belong in the "artists" section; there is also a "galleries" section. The top level of Arts: Digital: Installations and Performances is for project sites. If you are not digital, or are a visual arts collective, your site belongs in Arts: Visual Arts: Collectives. if this is a collaborative project, try either one level up from here, or Arts: Digital: Net Art: Artists and Projects: Collaborative Projects. NEVER submit an internal link - only top level URLs. |
This sub-category is for arts collectives/collaboratives and organizations that produce or present digital installations and performances.
For digital art performance and installation galleries, rather than individual art works, artists or collectives.
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