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HTML: Is it Art?

Posted by CowboyNeal on from the cool-online-art-besides-superbad dept.

joeljones writes "The New York Times (registration, yeah, yeah, yeah) has an interesting story about two artists who use HTML, Javascript, and other web technologies as their medium. Could be an interesting set of test cases for anyone writing a browser." While we're on the subject of artsy sites, I submit Zombo.com for your perusal. I believe it to be the only web site that claims the infinite is possible.

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  1. Worst of the Web by Michael's+a+Jerk! · · Score: 4, Funny

    Future artists are advised to take a look at This Site for direction... Enjoy.

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    I'm not Seth.

  2. ASCII as Art by notestein · · Score: 4, Funny

    I still prefer old school. ASCII as Art.

    The Female Form
    Cinema

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    www.bannination.com Two things float to the top he

  3. Sound by mike1086 · · Score: 4, Funny

    You need to get some sound dude...it came out in the eighties...man...you're way behind.

  4. Re:oh my by Ozan · · Score: 4, Funny

    What did ZOMBO do to annoy CowbowNeal THAT much?

    Hmm...

    "Welcome to Zombocom!"

    "This is Zombocom!"

    "You can do anything... at Zombocom!"

    "Anything at all!"

    "The only limit is yourself!"

    "Anything is possible... at Zombocom!"

    "The infinite is possible... at Zombocom!"

    "The unattainable is unknown... at Zombocom!"

    I think it was letting Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf speak the introduction.

    "There are no infidel Americans... at Zombocom!"