Rather, it is part of a disappearing act now in progress. This disappearing act isn't part some elaborate magic show, though the magic cookies we may have just fed your hard drive with will tell us exactly what kind of shows you like to go and see. And if you're hungry for more, don't worry. There are lots of other cookie-pushers moving into your cyberneighborhood as you read this. Forget that ideological framework everyone knows as holidays.
Every day is a holiday is cyberspace.
Here, take another cookie while I warm up the tea. I say it's time we embrace the simulation of effects being transmitted by the global computer networks. These are important questions to ask as there is already a kind of battle being waged by artists who work with network technology and this fight is over the interface. The heated debate took place during a panel discussion called Net Art and The Exhibition Context. The discussion then moved toward the subject of interfaces and whether it was the artist's responsibility to program their own unique interfaces or rely on the corporate whims of someone like Bill Gates.