Click to enlargeRICK SMOLAN
"Painting on the Walls of the Digital Cave"
Rick Smolan, Against All Odds
ECOARTPEDIA/Book Huggers Selection

RICK SMOLAN

In the 80's, Artist Rick Smolan, a former Time Magazine, Life Magazine, and National Geographic photographer, created the extraordinary series "Day in the Life" books. He is the founder of Against All Odds Productions, a book and multimedia publisher based in California.

On February 8, 1996, 150 of the world's top photographers teamed up with other experts and thousands of students and amateurs to create the largest one-day online event to date (1996). The "24 Hours in Cyberspace" project produced an "instant" World Wide Web site and digital time capsule of online life.

"Because the internet is so new, Smolan's crew gave their effort a subtitle, "Painting on the Walls of the Digital Cave", in ironic recognition that in years hence, this snapshot of cyberspace would no doubt appear as primitive as the paintings of prehistoric man." An excerpt from The Seybold Report" (1996)

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24 Hours in Cyberspace (1996)
24 Hours in Cyberspace 1996 Exhibition
ECOART CALENDAR

24 Hours in Cyberspace (1996)

24 Hours in Cyberspace 1996 Exhibition

Ecological  Art  Review/Video-art BOOKS
WORLD WIDE WEB Birthday Celebration (1993-2013)
Ecological Art TV
Ecological Art Review/Video-art BOOKS

WORLD WIDE WEB Birthday Celebration (1993-2013)

Ecological Art TV

BOOK HUGGERS SELECTIONS
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ECOARTPEDIA/November 2011 Selection-The Art of Selection
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ECOARTPEDIA Digital Ecological Art Library
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