PORT: Navigating Digital Culture Organized by a r t n e t w e b MIT List Visual Arts Center January 25 through March 29, 1997
	PORT is an exhibition of networked digital worlds on the Internet organized by artnetweb. Scheduled, time-based Internet projects by individuals and groups will be projected into the physical gallery space and accessible over the Internet during the duration of the exhibition. This Web site and the PORT-MIT listserv have been created to identify potential participants and document the exhibition process. Scroll down for more information.

PORT has ended its stay at the MIT List Visual Arts Center. A printed catalogue is in preparation and this Web site will remain as documentation. Thanks to everyone who participated. We are in the planning stages for future PORT projects and we hope we will be working with all of you again soon. Best regards, Robbin Murphy Remo Campopiano email: anw@interport.net Below are links to thumbnails and screenshots of the projections as they were shown on the four screens of the List Center gallery. You will find a short description and a link to a longer project description on each page. Or you can go directly to the REMOTE PARTICIPANT INDEX Wailing in the AlulA Dimension Ebon Fisher Arrangements David Bartel with äda'web ArtDirt Im-Port G.H. Hovagimyan and guests Plastic Mother Beyond the QE2 Telerobotic Camera Benjamin Tremblay and William Tremblay CyberDance Myths Carmin Karasic and Leslie Everett Conductor #1: Getting in Touch with Chicken Cary Peppermint MapDance Marek Walczak with Mike Mittelman, Mark James, Jesse Gilbert, Henning Knueppel and Sophia Warsh Eight Dialogues John Hopkins ellipsis ellipsis emergent(c) room Floating Point Unit Homeport Lawrence Weiner with äda'web Mapping Project Daniel O. Georges Mr. Z or I Was a Teenage Cryptologist MythMachine touch ParkBench Rabinal Achi/ZapatistaPortAction Ricardo Dominguez and Ron Rocco Raku Writing Nathan Fruin, Chris Spain, Noah Wardrip-Fruin and Duane Whitehurst rDNA (imagined) Prema Murthy Prosthesis to a Well Sawad Brooks Soundings Jesse Gilbert and Marek Walczak with Henning Knueppel Starboard Adrianne Wortzel Virtual Streetcar Flying Leap Studio / The School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Turbulence Helen Thorington Views of the PORT Installation at the MIT List Center gallery.

a r t n e t w e b Organizers Remo Campopiano Robbin Murphy Core Participants Ebon Fisher G.H. Hovagimyan Marek Walczak Adrianne Wortzel Technical Advisors Sandy Bendremer Jesse Gilbert Acknowledgements Remote Participant Index Calendar of Events Software Index Sponsors nVIEW Downtown Anywhere Toshiba Cambridge SoundWorks RealAudio Black Sun Interactive Pseudo Online Network White Pine Software HB Communications Press Cambridge Chronicle Art Bulletin (Ireland) YAHOO! New York Times THING REVIEWS Culture in Cyberspace

PORT CONCEPT

Present the flux of digital culture in the networked environment of the Internet as a two month exhibition at the List Visual Arts Center at MIT.

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