| 6th International Browserday: Competition inviting artists and developers to invent a new browser interface for the future. (Amsterdam, 2002). |
| ARS Electronica Festival 2001: Official site of this event held in Linz (Austria). Reports, arts shop and links. |
| Arte Scienza: Biennial event dedicated to arts and science. |
| Boston Cyberarts: A festival incorporating exhibitions and performances by artists who use computer technology as an integral part of their work: contains articles and interviews about artists; gallery; kids can submit digital self-portraits. |
| Canarias Mediafest: International Arts and Digital Culture Festival of Gran Canaria, Spain. |
| Ciber@RT Festival of New Technologies: Sections include net-art, off-line multimedia, computer animation, minimization and interactive installations. In Bilbao, Spain, April, 2004. |
| Coded Cultures Congress: The ways of origination and reality design of various artists and art groups are demonstrated on hand of workshops and an exhibition, whereas a new approach towards digital art in the 21.century is acquired beyond its technical background. |
| Critical Mas TV: Focuses on free speech and artistic expression influenced by media-made events and local realities around the world. |
| D-motion: Performances, installations, concerts and lectures about the use of interactive media within the musical and visual range. |
| Design Observer:: Features writings about design & culture. |
| Digital Arts and Culture: Fifth International Digital Arts and Culture Conference. Melbourne, 2003. |
| Digital Arts and Culture 1998: The first of the international conference series, held in Bergen 26-28 November 1998. Conference information and full text of papers. |
| Digital Arts and Culture 2000: Held in Bergen in August 2000. Presentation abstracts and brief descriptions of performances. |
| Digital Arts and Culture 2001: Digital Arts and Culture Conference Overview. Rhode Island, Providence (USA). April 27-29, 2001. |
| Digital Media Festival: Archives of the Digital Media Festivals held in 2000 and 2001, hosted by the University of the Philippines College of Fine Arts, curated by Fatima Lasay. |
| DLux Media Arts: Features Australian and International single channel, short experimental digital cinema and video art works, web and sound art. |
| Electrohype 2000: Art in The Realm of Machines. Conference and exhibition about computerbased art held in Malmö (Sweden) in October 2000. |
| File/Electronic Language International Festival: Brazilian electronic art festival. |
| Immedia: A digital arts exhibition held in Ann Arbor, Michigan. |
| Interactive Situation: New media interactive festival: on line projects, web movies, lectures. By Constantvzw, Brussels (Belgium). |
| International Symposium on Electronic Art: New media meets art, science, research, and popular culture. |
| Lovebytes Digital Arts Festival: Organized by Lovebytes, an arts organisation based in Sheffield (UK) which explores the creative and cultural potential of new technology through organising events and commissioning new arts projects. |
| Maid in Cyberspace 2000: Web Art Festival. A showcase of installation and web art by women multimedia artists. (Montréal February 1 to 6, 2000). |
| Media Forum 2001: Archives of the Media Forum, an event held in the framework of XXIII Moscow International Film Festival. Descriptions of artwork shown and links to participants' websites. |
| Microwave Internation Media Art Festival: Festival in Hong Kong that promotes cultural exchange and appreciation of new media art. |
| Net.congestion: International festival of streaming media in The Netherlands, devoted to new forms of broadcasting and live programming that have emerged around the Internet. The festival presents and explores the use of streaming media as an artistic and tactical (social / political) medium. |
| Next 5 Minutes: Collaborative exploration of tactical media-making from around the world, exploring connections between art, electronic media and politics. Includes journals and information on Tactical Media Laboratories. |
| Not Still Art Festival: Features abstract and non-narrative electronic motion imaging in relationship to music and sound. |
| Onedotzero: A digital creativity initiative, exploring new forms and hybrids of moving image. Includes an annual festival, commissioning and production of cutting edge digital video and new media. |
| Open Digi Nights: Demos from digital artists and activists working online and in other digital media, followed by digital jam session with projections and sounds mix. |
| Optronica: New London festival dedicated to the fusion of music and visuals. |
| Pescara Electronic Artists Meeting: Electronic music, video, robot art, software art, web art, electronic installations and performances. |
| Santa Cruz Digital Arts Festival: Presentation of digital art at local venues and dialogue of what is digital art. |
| SIGGRAPH 2003: Conference in computer graphics and interactive techniques. |
| Subtle Technologies: A multidisciplinary event where artists and scientists come together to discuss, demonstrate and exhibit their work. |
| Thailand New Media Art Festival: Presents works that deal with any topic associated with new media in all its forms. March 2004, Bangkok. |
| The New Forms Festival: Technography: Explores the relationship between technology and culture in a media saturated world. In Vancouver, B.C., Canada, September 2004. |
| Transmediale: Annual festival concerning the role of digital technologies in contemporary society. |
| Vancouver International Digital Festival: Features digital film, animation and interactive design. |
| Version>04: Creating connections between programmers, artists, scientists, musicians, filmmakers, activists, tactical media provocateurs, designers, architects, critical thinkers and culture workers of all kinds. April - May, 2004, Chicago. |
| Xel: Mankato's Digital Fine Art Showcase: Yearly show brings together digital artists from the Mankato MN area. |
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