Introduction. The Internet's history and pre-history ; The art-historical context for Internet art

1. Early Internet art. Participation in public spaces ; Russian Internet art scene ; New vocabularies ; Travel and documentary modes ; Net.art ; Cyberfeminism ; Corporate aesthetics ; Telepresence

2. Isolating the elements. Email-based communities ; Exhibition formats and collective projects ; Browsers, ASCII, automation and error ; Parody, appropriation and remixing ; Mapping authorship ; Hypertext and textual aesthetics ; Remodelling bodies ; New forms of distribution ; Sexual personae

3. Themes in Internet art. Infowar and tactical media in practice ; Turn of the millennium, war and the dotcom crash ; Data visualization and databases ; Games ; Generative and software art ; Open works ; The crash of 2000

4. Art for networks. Voyeurism, surveillance and borders ; Wireless ; E-commerce ; Forms of sharing ; Video and filmic discourses ; Low-fi aesthetics ; 'Art for networks'

Timeline

Glossary

Projects and resources

Select exhibitions

Festivals, events and venues

Mailing lists.