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NTT InterCommunication '95: on the Web — The Museum Inside the Network

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“The Invisible Museum in the Telephone Network” in 1991 was an event using the telephone network to exchange diverse cultural information and expand the museum’s function as an “information field.” “on the Web” not only constructed a “visible museum” within the rapidly expanding “internet” but also combined performances using ISDN lines with installation exhibitions and other activities. In the “Net Gallery,” works were presented using the latest browser software, including Netscape Navigator, Hot Java, and VRML Viewer, allowing audiences to enjoy real-time interaction with the works. Holding an exhibition on a network does not mean transferring to the internet works and artists' actions developed in existing media. Nor is it certain whether these fit within the existing framework of “art.” Everything is a process, and it has only just begun. Understanding artists' works and actions on networks where Euclidean spacetime cannot apply requires an entirely new “recognition.” “on the Web” also called the audience's own “network literacy” into question. https://www.ntticc.or.jp/ja/exhibitions/1995/intercommunication-95-on-the-web-the-museum-inside-the-network/

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