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HOT animated GIFs by digital artist Michael Bell-Smith, which first appeared on Today and Tomorrow in late 2009. SUPER HOT!

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Michael Bell-Smith Artist Website

Michael Bell-Smith Interview

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HOT animated GIF by Nicolas Sassoon. Sassoon has been making animated GIFs for many years now and is one of my favorite GIF artists of late. HOT HOT HOT.

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Nicolas Sassoon Artist Blog

Nicolas Sassoon on ComputersClub.org

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HOT animated GIF art mashup by Custard which was originally made for the Make Art More Awesome challenge on the B3ta message-board. Thanks to Drawing Silence for bringing it my attention.

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HOT ASCII animated GIFs by A. Bill Miller (a.k.a. Grid Works). ASCII art, for those who do not know, involves making images from letter type, usually of a representational nature. Animated ASCII is usually referred to as ASCIImation. Here at HOTLINKS we have coined the term ABSCII to refer to abstract ASCII art (which is relatively rare) making these a kind of ABSCIImation. HOT HOT HOT.

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A. Bill Miller Artist Blog: Gridworks

A. Bill Miller Flickr Page

A. Bill Miller Artist Website

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HOT animated GIFs by comic artist Draw. These works, both in their comic and animated form, suggest a complex meditation on the nature of perception, in relation to the visible and invisible. We also highly recommend checking out his artist website Drawing Silence, featuring both narrative and non-narrative comics, as well as a great collection of abstract animations. HOT!

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Draw Artist Blog: Drawing Silence

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HOT digital theory by Brian Holmes. Holmes’ Escape the Overcode: Activist Art in the Control Society is an exploration of affectivist and activist aesthetics in the twenty-first century, heavily influenced by Deleuze and Guattari. HOT HOT HOT!

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“Let’s go straight to the point. How does art become subversive of the social order? How does it undermine normal, legitimate, accepted patterns of behavior, and how does it open up possibilities for the transformation of everyday life? What can subversive art accomplish in the political arena? And what are its limits, how can it exceed them in the future?” (Brian Holmes, Recapturing Subversion)

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Escape the Overcode

Deterritorialization

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Olivia Fox Tumblr Site

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Max Capacity [AM] on Flickr

Max Capacity [AM] on Tumblr

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