What Art Is Online

Abstract art

Anti-art

Appropriation art

Artists' book

Assemblage art (Assemblage)

Billboard art

Body art (Tabooing, Piercing, Body Modification, etc.)

Book art (also Offset-book art)

Byte art (see Computer art, Web art)

Cartography (see Map art)

Ceiling piece (see Floor piece, Wall piece)

Ceramic art

Circus art

Collage

Combines

Computer art (also Byte art, Web art)

Conceptual art

Construction

Crop art (wheat field, for example, seen from the air)

Cyber-art (also Net art, Web art)

Dance piece

Designated art

Digital art

Diorama

Documentary film

Earth art (also Land art)

Electronic art

Environmental art

Environmental theater

Environment(s)

Experimental art (dance, fiction, poetry, theater, etc.)

Fashion

Floor piece (also Ceiling piece, Wall piece)

Found object

Fountains (also Hydraulic art, Water sculpture)

Fractal art

Furniture art

Glass art

Goth art

Graffiti (also Tag art)

Happenings

Hydraulic art (also Fountains, Water sculpture)

Incendiary art (Fireworks)

Installation art

Interactive art

Interface art

Internet art

Junk art

Kinetic sculpture

Land art (also Earth art, Environmental art)

Light sculpture

Lighting design

Literary translation

Magic

Mail art (also Postal art)

Map art (also Cartography)

Media art

Memoir

Minimal art (Minimalist painting and sculpture)

Mixed media

Mobiles

Monologue

Net art (also Cyber art, Web art)

Op art

Organic sculpture

Participatory art

Participatory installation (also Installation)

Performance art

Photography

Pop art

Postal art (also Mail art)

Procedural art

Process art

Puppetry (Puppet art)

Quilt art

Radio art

Robotic art (Robot art)

Scanned art

Sculpture installation

Sculptural simulacra art

Site-specific art

Sonic art

Stage lighting

Street art

Tag art (also Graffiti art)

Telecommunications art

Telematic art

Telepresence art

Television

Text-intensive painting

Theater piece

Verbatim art

Video art

Virtual art

Wall piece (also Ceiling piece, Floor piece)

Water sculpture (also Fountains, Hydraulic art)

Weather art

Web art (also Cyber art, Net art)

Acrobatic dance

Acrobatics

Aerial dance

Air ballet

Aquatic dance

Audio art (also Sound art)

Audio-walk art

Bamboo sculpture

Bioart [more]

Body prints [more]

Botanical art (botanical illustration)

Body piercing (see Body art, in Part I)

Carcass art (also Taxidermy) [warning: not pleasant viewing]

Cast sculpture (by Rachel Whiteread)

Cell-phone music

Computer-controlled interactive installations (see Interactive

Computer music

Computer graphics

Concrete poetry [more: see definition and examples]

Constructivist sculpture

Corpse art

Dance-theater

Design art (see Furniture art, in Part I)

Desktop design

Docudrama

Documentary film

Documentary theater [more] [more] [more] (see Reality-based theater)

Driftwood art

Earth art (see also Environmental assemblage art and Environmental sculpture, below, and Environmental art, in Part I)

Eat art [more] (also Edible art, Food art)

Edible art (also Eat art, Food art)

Electronic literature

Envelope art (see also Mail art, Postal art, in Part I) Environmental assemblage art

Environmental sculpture (also Environmental art, in Part I)

Fern sculpture

Fabric sculpture

Fiber art (also Textile art)

Fireworks (also Pyrotechnics and Incendiary art, in Part I)

Floral sculpture (flower design)

Food art (see also Eat art, Edible art)

Found art [more] (also Readymade art; see Found object, in Part I)

Found poetry [more] [more] (also Found text)

Found text (also Found poetry)

Functional art [more]

Games [see Video Games for links]

Garbage art (also Sanitation art)

Gene art (as in genetics)

Habitable sculpture (by architect Philip Johnson)

High-tech art

Ideograms

Improvisational installation art

Information art

Intervention art [more] (Interventionist art; also, "Activist art"; a sub-genre of "Performance art")

Jewelry art

Kinetic art (genre, abstract painting; see also Kinetic sculpture, Part I)

Language art (see also Word-works)

Living sculpture

Lowercase sound (type of electronic music)

Minerals (rocks, gems, crystals)

Molecular art

Mugshot [more]

Multimedia art

Neon art

Neon sculpture (see also Light sculpture, Part I)

New media art

Olfactory art (also Sniff art, Scent installation, Scent sculpture)

Performance sculpture (also Social artwork, Social sculpture)

Pictograms

Portraiture art

Process art

Pyrotechnics (also Fireworks)

Readymade art (also Found art; see also Found object in Part I, above)

Real-life confession (also Docudrama, Documentary theater, Reality-based theater, Stage biography)

Reality-based theater (also Docudrama, Documentary theater, Real-life confession, Stage biography)

Recycled plastic bag art

Reed sculpture (as in botanical reeds)

Sanitation art (also Garbage art)

Scent installation (also Olfactory art, Scent sculpture, Sniff art)

Scent sculpture (also Olfactory art, Scent installation, Sniff art)

Sniff art (also Olfactory art, Scent installation, Scent sculpture)

Social artwork (also Performance sculpture, Social sculpture)

Social sculpture (also Performance sculpture, Social artwork)

Software art (see Computer art, in Part I)

Sound art [more] (also Audio art, above, and Sonic art, in Part I)

Sound collage

Sound environment

Sound painting

Sound score (music)

Soundscape art

Stage biography (also Documentary Theater, Docudrama, Reality-based theater, Real-life confession)

Sticker art [scroll down to find]

Tattoo art (see also Body art, in Part I)

Taxidermy (also Carcass art)

Text art [more] (also Text-intensive painting, in Part I)

Textile art (also Fiber art)

3-D computer-generated art

Trapeze dance

Vertical dance

Video games [more] [also Games]

Virtual environment

Virtual reality art

Yarn sculpture (by Fred Sandback) [more] [more]

Wall work

Websites (see Web art, in Part I)

Wheelchair dance

Word-works [more: search for Kay Rosen] (see also Language art]