ART S167: Introduction to Interactive Design: World Wide Web

Laurel Schwulst: My website is a shifting house next to a river of knowledge. What could yours be? (2018)

J. R. Carpenter: A Handmade Web (2015)

Orit Gat: Scroll, Skim, Stare (2016)

John Markoff: A Free and Simple Computer Link (1993)

Olia Lialina: A Vernacular Web (2005)

Olia Lialina: Prof. Dr. Style (2010)

Vannevar Bush: As We May Think (1945)

Josephine Bosma: If Art is Possible at All: Robert Adrian X, 1935-2015 (2015)

Claire L. Evans: Feminist Worldbuilding in the Australian Cyberswamp (2016)

Kyle Chayka: The Great Web 1.0 Revival (2014)

Nicole Starosielski: Signal Tracks (2014)

Julian Oliver: Stealth Infrastructure (2014)

LOW←TECH MAGAZINE: About this website (Updated 2020)

Ingrid Burrington: How Railroad History Shaped Internet History (2015)

Josephine Bosma and Alexei Shulgin: A Net Artist Named Google (2017)

Paul Chan: Our Data Our Selves (2019)

Mimi Onuoha: The Point of Collection (2016)

See also Mimi Onuoha’s Library of Missing Datasets

Paul Ford: When the Internet Asks You to Fill Out a Form, Do It (2016)

Animated gif from Paul Ford’s 2015 Bloomberg Businessweek article ‘What is Code?’