Josely Carvalho's "Book of Roofs"

The culture’s newest toy is the Internet, and with so many people jacked into this still-infant technology, it is little wonder that for many artists, it has become canvas, studio and gallery. Creative Capital Channel contributor Daniel Felsenfeld looks at this phenomenon, and double-clicks on some fantastic art.

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Cory Arcangel: D.I.Y.W.I.K.I.
Betty Beaumont: Decompression
Cindy Bernard and Joseph Hammer: soundCommons
Natalie Bookchin: Agora
Chris Burnett, Donald Guarneri and Michael Rees: Artificial Sculpture: Sculptural User Interface
Max King Cap: God's Punk
Laura Carton: Investor Relations
Josely Carvalho: Book of Roofs
Maya Sara Churi: Letters from Homeroom
Patrick Clancy: The Writing Machine
Alison Cornyn and Sue Johnson: www.360Degrees.org
Ricardo Dominguez: Anchors for Witnessing: Post Media for Off-Grid Communities
James Duesing: Tender Bodies
Leah Gilliam: Agenda for a Landscape
Auriea Harvey: 144
Jessica Irish: www.Inflat-o-scape.com
Brian Knep: Healing Pool
Golan Levin: Observation as Interaction: Eye Contact Systems
Brad Lichtenstein and Vernon Reid: What We Got: DJ Spooky’s Quest for the Commons
Jane D. Marsching: Arctic Listening Post
Jennifer and Kevin McCoy: Soft Rains
MTAA + RSG: Want
Prema Murthy: Mythic Hybrid
Mark Napier: 0x1 (zero by one)
REDUX: CALLSPACE
RTMark: www.RTMark.com
John F. Simon Jr.: Complicated Boundaries
Eddo Stern: Darkgame
Amelia Kirby, Donna Porterfield, Nick Szuberla: Thousand Kites
Helen Thorington: Adrift
Paul Vanouse: Latent Figure Protocol
Stephen Vitiello: Dogs in the Yard, Birds Overhead
Marek Walczak, Martin Wattenberg, Jakub Segen: Noplace
Marina Zurkow: Nicking the Never