Wikipedia Art is a conceptual art work composed on Wikipedia. The ongoing composition and performance of Wikipedia Art is intended to point to the 'invisible authors and authorities' of Wikipedia, and by extension the Internet, as well as the site's extant criticisms: bias, consensus over credentials, reliability, accuracy and vandalism.

An online work by Aaron Koblin and Daniel Massey (us) whose title refers to the song line 'bicycle built for two' from the well-known Daisy Bell: Based on a distributed system of 2000 human voices Bicycle Built For Two Thousand is a reconstruction and cover version of the very first song in history ever synthetically sung by a computer (in 1962).

Michelle Teran's (ca) tour through the Spanish town Murcia on three levels at once: by bus, on Google Earth and YouTube. The search for places and authors of various YouTube videos shot in town - an intimate encounter between videomakers and audience, the overlapping of the real and the virtual, of past and present.

The online project relates to the idea of horizon and uses mainly images of early polar expeditions.

hmkv.de/koener/inlet.html

Since 2006, as an ongoing, experimental project TRANSIT LOUNGE has evolved through many different formats to continually explore the potentials of interdisciplinary collaboration. What happens when movement becomes difficult? What happens when escape from (or to) home becomes impossible? Moving while Standing Still is a series of 3 parallel online conversations, between artists in Berlin and others from cities in Australia, the South. The exchange will eventually be traced or translated via installations or performances into a real space at transmediale.09.

Conversation One - Teaser
Anna Tautfest / Debbie White / Miriam Mlecek

Conversation Two - Teaser
Jordana Maisie / Muse-me / Nick Mariette

Conversation Three - Teaser
Gaby Bila / Gracia Haby & Louise Jennison / Steve Smart

for the complete project: transitlounge.org/2009/

Transit Lounge presents Moving While Standing Still,
preview of the first online conversation.

for the complete project visit transitlounge.org/2009/