* On line exhibitions, under the coordination of Annick Bureaud

The goal, behind the very limited indications that we gave, the restriction to 5 links for the guest curators, 2 for the participants to the symposium, and the fact that we did not say "artistics" but "remarquable" sites, was the bet that by so doing would emerge the diversity and the richness of the creation with the Internet in all (or many of) its dimensions, "within" or "outside" what is usually called "art" or "artwork", redundancy being a "plus", the confirmation of a consensus toward a project.

In both cases, we have subjective selections, partial, and sometimes not completed in the case of the participants. From our point of view, the goal is achieved and we invite you to discover, browse and enjoy the works.

We asked 6 persons, active in new media art and Net art, to select "5 sites and/or artworks on the Internet that he/she finds remarquable" and to describe briefly the reasons of their choices.

They are Pierre Bongiovanni, director of the CICV-Centre Pierre Schaeffer : Nathalie Magnan, teacher at the Dijon Art School, co-moderator of nettime.fr ; Christine Mello, Brazilian curator ; Anne-Marie Morice, director and editor of the online magazine Synesthésie ; Guillaume Paris, teacher at the Paris Art School ; Douglas Stanley, teacher at the Aix-en-Provence Art School.

We asked the participants to the symposium and the moderators to propose two links : their own and "one site and/or artwork —and only one— that he/she finds remarquable" and to describe briefly the reasons of their choices.

* The exhibitions on site at the CFCE

A selection of artworks, curatorship Jean-Claude Anglade

This exhibition presents a selection of historical and current artworks, or of documentation about the works and events. They are shown on video or cd-rom.

Works by : Jean-Claude Anglade, Olivier Auber, Stéphan Barron, Gwek Bure Soh, Grégory Chatonsky et Reynald Drouhin, Mario Costa, Fred Forest, Natan Karczmar, Sophie Lavaud, Karen O'Rourke, Gilbertto Prado, Christian Sevette, Wolfgang Ziemer and the 02 CD-ROM produced by JOC'R multimédia.

Exhibition of historical documents on the "Aesthetics of Communication",
curatorship Christian Sevette and Fred Forest

Without pretenting to any exhausitivity, this exhibition's main goal is to allow an historical overview by bringing in some milestones. It is focused on the members of the movement of the Aesthetics of Communication.

The artists : Marc Denjean, Roy Ascott, Roberto Barbanti, Jean-Pierre Giovanelli, Mit Mitropoulos, Giovanna Colacevich, Stephan Barron, Antoni Muntadas, Natan Karczmar, Christian Sevette, Jean-Claude Anglade, Gwek Bure-Soh, Wolfgang Ziemer, Eric Gidney, David Rokeby, Doug Back, Norman White, Tom Klinkowstein, Bob Adrian, Jean-Marc Philippe, Marcello Aitiani, Natale Cuciniello, Pietro Grossi, Philippe Hélary, Fred Forest, Daniel Dewaele, Peter d'Agostino.

The Theoreticians : Mario Costa, Derrick de Kerckhove, Guiseppe Salerno, Frank Popper, Vincenzo Cuomo, Pierre Lévy, Pierre Restany, Vilem Flusser, Jean Devéze, Léonard Henny, Annick Bureaud, Pierre Moeglin, Robert Allezaud, Edmond Couchot, Louis-José Lestocart, Isabelle Rieusset-Lemarié, Pierre Restany.

More and more web sites are presenting documents in regard of the history of communication art, among them :

* Fred Forest, webnet museum
http://www.webnetmuseum.org/