Alanood Al-Thani, Megan Paqua, Kristen Tivey

1. The Art Collective
The Archiving of Diffused and Diverse Net Art

2. Overview

3. What is Net Art?
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4. Types of Net Art
BrowserTelematic Software

5. Understanding The Artwork
& Its Context:

6. Net art is a Process Based on a Network,
and it is Not an Object?

7. Specific Preservation Issues

8. Related Net Art Projects

9. Phase 1 | Project Planning

10. Project Methodology

11. What Needs to be Documented?

12. Guggenheim Variable Media Initiative Strategy

13. Project Timeline
Phase One (1-3 Months)
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Phase 2 (3-6 Months)
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Phase 3 (6-9 Months)
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14. Staff & Personnel Needs
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15. Phase 2 | Conceptualization

16. Concept Map: Overview

17. Existing Standards

18. Metadata Standards

19. Concept Map

20. Accession Number
● Year of Accession
● Sequential Accession Number
● Version Number
2009.4.2

21. Artist

22. Medium

23. Concept Map

24. ● Rights and reproductions:
● Conservation & preservation policies
● Artist’s Process files
Commission Documentation

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Display Information

26. Phase 3 | Object Records

27. Collections Management Software

28. xDams Example

29. TMS (The Museum System) Example

30. XML
Schema

31. WORK CITED
Dekker, Annet 2018. Collecting and Conserving Net Art. Abington, Oxton: Routledge.
Fino-Radin, Ben. 2011. "Digital Preservation Practices and The Rhizome ArtBase." Rhizome. Accessed September 18, 2018.
http://media.rhizome.org/artbase/documents/Digital-Preservation-Practices-and-the-Rhizome-ArtBase.pdf.
Tate. n.d. Internet Art - Art Terms. Accessed September 08, 2018. https://www.tate.org.uk/art/art-terms/i/internet art.