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This year's group of "experts" have written features on 30 or 40 of our favorite projects submitted to runme/read_me since runme's opening at the beginning of 2003. Software art comes from both art and software "geneaology" - but is different than either of its "parents." Anyway, since most of our friends are still scratching their heads asking what the F software art is, we software art lovers like to write about it every chance we get. :-) What do others think? After a hard day of using often-oppressive software, does the idea of software acting as art sound like fun or do you want to throw up?
Here you can find a listing of a bunch of texts on various aspects of software art. |
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