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Joel Simon / FB Graffiti

plug-in Chrome - 2015 

The Chrome plug-in turns photo albums and Facebook posts into a canvas ripe for the defacing. Downloading it lets any would-be virtual graffiti artist draw Snapchat-style doodles on top pictures that gets posted to Facebook, which are then visible to other people with the app. "I wanted to find an interesting way to augment and/or subvert the Facebook experience," Simon told The Creators Project. "I went through a lot of really shitty ideas (generating 3D worlds, etc.) before deciding on extending the basic, original metaphor of Facebook: walls."

Seeking to capture the "vulnerable and gritty" qualities of IRL walls on the "clean and polished" internet ones, Simon called upon the public at large to trash Facebook with augmented tags. The public has since answered his call, but rather than the grimy spray paint and territorial claims he was expecting, users have skewed towards artistic photo edits and pop culture references, isolating a single weird face from one of President Obama's speeches, and outfitting a person in full-on Super Saiyan garb.

If this digital vandalism seems like it might irk Mark Zuckerburg and his friends list, Simon isn't worried too worried: "I don’t expect any backlash," he says. "There are certainly other extensions that modify Facebook." Still, he's interested in what might happen should Facebook try to stop FB Graffiti: "I don’t believe there is anything they can do, so it might even be fun to see them try."

(Beckett Mufson for The Creators Project)

http://fbgraffiti.com/

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Robert Sakrowski & Annet Dekker / Curating Youtube

GallerySurfing S01E02 Facebook Galleries - 2014

The second Gallery surfing session is now online - this time, with our guest Annet Dekker http://aaaan.net Gallery Surfing visited some facebook galleries -- see below for a list with all participating artists ... free your mind and let's watch net.art ...

4:43 #h0000ff https://www.facebook.com/h0000ff 23:10 GalleryOnline https://www.facebook.com/GalleryOnline 56:55  Thomas Cheneseau https://www.facebook.com/thomas.vaneecloo

http://www.curatingyoutube.net/gallery-surfing02/

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Kim Asendorf & Emilio Gomariz  AKA Maadonna  canyoulikethis.com

Website - 2013

Fun little piece of net-art / minimalist gaming

http://canyoulikethis.com

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Platform as a Gallery: presentation of the new cultures that is you…

by Floor van Spaendonck - Het Nieuwe Instituut

The “Share this” research process, a collaboration of Upload Cinema, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and The Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision, started for Het Nieuwe Instituut through its connection to the ‘Interior’ program by the question related to the forms of presentation through the notion of the period room.

Afficher davantage

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The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam in the era of the digital revolution

by Margriet Schavemaker

Share This! Art and Social Networks – a collaborative project between the Instituut Beeld en Geluid in Hilversum, Het Nieuwe Instituut in Rotterdam and the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam – has reached completion. To see more, visit Tumblr: http://sharethisart.tumblr.com The project was launched to clarify and explore the relationships between art and social media. Its research and related events were inspired by questions such as: How do artists use social media? How is social media used to create art? How can you preserve the culture of social media for later generations?

Afficher davantage

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feed your ego some likes

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Carrie Gates / Pizzabook

plug-in Chrome - 2013 

Pizzabook is an independent web project designed to turn your facebook profile into a weird animated pizza adventure. Pizzabook uses the most recent version of the Chrome browser and the browser plug-in called Stylish.  The Pizzabook interface is installed through the Stylish plug-in’s website.

http://pizzabook.biz/

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Anthony Antonellis / How Nicolas Bourriaud uses Facebook

Video - 2011 

A synthesized voice reads the visible data (public) of Nicolas Bourriaud’s Facebook activity

http://www.anthonyantonellis.com/works/item/161-how-nicolas-bourriaud-uses-facebook

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Cesar Escudero Andaluz / Tapebook

Installation / Facebook profiles / Sound recordings - 2014

Tapebook is an exercise in media archaeology. It involves the conversion of data which are extracted from social networks into audio documents. They are recorded on cassettes. Tapebook takes the information directly from the GUI, alters the rhizomatic (root-likes) structure of the hypertext and converts it into linear sequence of sounds.  The user is able to select and listen to recordings made from the text of philosophers, artists and writers who talk about media arte in their profiles.

http://escuderoandaluz.com/2014/01/28/tapebook/

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Milo Reinhardt & Conan Lai / Mass.rip

Installation / Projection - 2015

MASS.RIP explores the neglected space of digital death and remembrance through the physical representation of deceased online identities. While we have centuries-old rituals and traditions for memorializing the dead, online communities are still becoming accustomed to the process of mourning in virtual spaces. The monument presents a continuously growing list of deceased Facebook users on a physical tombstone, shifting the mode of grieving on digital platforms into the material world. mass.rip renders the dichotomy between digital and physical processes of mourning as the lines between online and offline increasingly blur.

http://www.miloreinhardt.com/massrip/

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Grégory Chatonsky / Capture one

Installation / Application Ipad / Connexion Facebook - 2011

The software connects to a Facebook account and produced from images and texts on this profile and that of "friends" the plan of a city. Automatically, the camera moves along its streets, seeing and reading passively, while a voice synthesis pronounces some of these texts. Capture one intends to consult in a different way the "digital life", this life that engulfs us and that no one can fully ablaze. Capture one is a media room that suspends our business and our attention, to observe in a passive mirror our existence as a network.

http://chatonsky.net/projects/capture-one/

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