This exhibition and public production space features real-time, online collaboration and interventions in public and private spaces by American software artist Andy Deck.

"Content is not impervious to the software, protocols, and chicanery that surround its delivery. It is about time that people interested in independent voices stop believing that laissez faire capitalism is building a better media infrastructure."
– Andy Deck

This exhibition and public production space features real-time, online collaboration and interventions in public and private spaces by American software artist Andy Deck.

Imprimatur groupware provides a framework for visitors to launch a personal poster campaign, in collaboration with their online counterparts, voicing their own social and political concerns. Hanging fabrics being shown for the first time at HTTP, provide a tactile document of recent years of Glyphiti, the collaborative digital graphiti wall.

Andy Deck will also be presenting his work at the Science Museum's Dana Centre on Wednesday March 8, from 5:30 – 8:30pm, at the event Open to All – Get In-to-Net Art. See www.danacentre.org for details.