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An open source digital collage project by Dave Rau and Josh Bertrand.  All of the original source imagery and Photoshop file are available for download for artists to use and remix as they see fix.  Artists can then send the imagery back to Josh and Dave, who will post some of their favorites.  I dig this idea!

artist & website: Red Labor – http://www.redlabor.com/

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artist & website: Jenny Holzer – wikipedia page

30″ x 30″ – pen & ink on illustration board

artist & website: Jason Sho Green – http://www.jasonshogreen.com/

oil on canvas – 13 1/2 x 19 1/2 inches

artist & website: Robert Standish – http://robertstandish.com

Worcester State Hospital – part of a collection of photos – American Asylum

artist & website: Jeremy Harris – http://jeremyharris.com

27 in x 40 in – watercolor and acrylic on paper

artist & website: Katherine Mann – http://www.katherinemann.net/

artist: Joshua Allen Harris

Other pieces:

links: Wooster Collective – http://boingboing.net/art

Interactive installation – Munich, Germany – video below

“For the display Reactive Sparks, the traffic on the street is tracked in real-time; each vehicle creates a spark which moves across the screens. The Waves in the lower part of the display represent the amount of traffic in the past few minutes. More traffic results in higher waves with faster movement.”

artist & website: Markus Lerner – http://www.markuslerner.com