Digital spaces extend to a whole range of 'tote-able' street technologies from cell phones and beepers to Gameboys, music equipment and more. We're interested in the way these forms constitute new publics. Walter Massey, president of Morehouse College, will present the keynote speech on Friday evening. The List exhibition includes works by artists who are building digital habitats and laying political foundations through the use of high-tech documents. Spanning the past 20 years, the program will include experimental film and video, net.art, CD-ROMS, web sites and aural mixes.
All events are free and open to the public.