Jasmin Schuller used real meat to create this series called “Sweet Meat”.

found at iGNANT

Over and Over Again by Jonas Lund: a Website that loads itself over and over again.

Street Show and 0-DAY ART are 2 new art projects which I think are very exciting. Street Show is a new exhibition format developed by Michael Manning. It is based on the Dead Drops project by Aram Bartholl, USB flash drives are somewhere hidden in a public locations and people can add and/or download files from them. The first Street Show is currently taking place in New York and is titled “The Things Between Us”. Michael asked 22 artists to make a piece based on the idea of TRANSFER. So if you want to see the artworks, you’ll have to go to 540 W. 21 St. (@ Eyebeam Center for Art + Technology) in New York City. You better bring you laptop and a USB cable.

The Street Show exhibition format is an experiment in the absurd pursuit of creating scarcity in the distribution of digital media. Visitors to the Dead Drop are free to take a file, delete a file, take all the files and so on ad infinitum, the future distribution of the work is uncertain once installed. It places the power of “ownership” of unique files in the hands of its audience and through this, hopes to reveal something about the culture and consumption of digital media. The work presented on the drive may end up online, be deleted, remixed, vandalized, or perhaps even trolled, its fate is in the hands of those who seek it.

0-DAY ART is something like warez group for net art. Their mission: “WE PUT NET ART BACK ON THE NET”.
Their first release:

2011.07.25 - Street Show: The Things Between Us - Download Torrent - view .NFO

I’m very curious what their second release will be!

Selected is a series of animated gifs where Mike Guppy replaced the main character with an marching ants outline. His version of the Mona Lisa is a response to Replaced Mona Lisa by Mike Ruiz.

found at It’s Nice That

Google Melon is Marco Cadioli‘s latest video piece. Lately he’s using Google Earth to create some very interesting work. Make sure to check it out.

Here’re 2 screenshots from 2 variations.

found at Triangulation Blog

Pierre Commenge aka Emoc wrote a Processing app to transform photographs into these very painterly, knitted pictures. Of course he isn’t the first one to do something like this, but you have to admit that the outcome of his code is very nice.

found at CreativeApplications.Net

Design Office Takebayashi Scroggin made this massimal with 20,000 zip ties. A massimal?

Massimals are 1:1 design objects that serve as prototypes to examine how physical form can engage the public realm. These constructs are mass abstractions of animal forms fabricated in systematic fashion from one material. The suggestive forms and their specific arrangement imply docile behavior similar to animals in a petting zoo augmenting the way visitors approach and engage built form.

Okay, but this is still a very impressive project.

found at designboom weblog via this is colossal

Last nights SPEED SHOW: YOUR BROWSER IS MY KINGDOM was a lot of fun. I would like to thank all of you who came out to see the works despite the bad weather. Of course there wouldn’t be a SPEED SHOW if there weren’t the great online artists and Aram Bartholl, who came up the the SPEED SHOW concept.

So here’s the list with the 18 online pieces. Have fun!

1. Banners and Skyscrapers by Evan Roth

2. towards and beyond .com by Rafaël Rozendaal

3. 380 by Andrey Yazev

4. Rotors by Duncan Alexander

5. Form Art by Alexei Shulgin

6. right by Chris Shier

7. What happens when you die? by Tabor Robak

8. GeoGoo by JODI

9. Redemption by Sinae Kim

10. High Five by Niko Princen

11. The Revolving Internet by Constant Dullaart

12. Kim Jong-il by Anatoliy Demidov

13. Atrophy by Mitch Trale

14. 10 Google Commandments by Stephanie Davidson

15. Css mural (with instructions) by Paul Flannery

16. DJ FILETYPE SWF by Joel Holmberg

17. Mirrrroring by Michael Manning

18. ASCII Moiré by Hector Llanquín

Open Box I & II are optical illusions made by Krystina Naylor for a specific location. Would love to have one.

found at It’s Nice That

I just love Nicolas Sassoon his animated gif style. The rotating 3D objects with their pattern shading … truly nice. His created “Island Study” for a benefit compilation for Japan.