- Aboulker, Fanny
 - Features a memorial for the victims of the Holocaust by writing six million numbers to commerate the six million Jews killed. - Alessandrini, Iole
- Portfolio and personal site of the Seattle-based architect, digital media artist, and visual artist.
- Alward, Sharon
- Provides information on the performance/installation works of the Canadian artist.
- Anker, Suzanne
- Visual artist and theoretician working with genetic imagery.
- Ayo, Damali@
- Learn about Damali Ayo, the conceptual and performance artist. Sites include blog, bio, reviews, articles, and videos of the author of How to Rent a Negro.
- Ballengée, Brandon
- Environmental artist creating installations and photographic collections focusing on wetland and marine life bio-diversity.
 Beever, Julian
- Exhibits pavement drawings, 3D illusions, and wall murals for commission, private work, business events, and adverts.- Beldner, Ray
- Conceptual sculptor, installation, and public artist whose work has been seen in museum, nonprofit, and gallery venues since 1990.
- Ben Larbi, Sami
- Features images and text from numerous installation projects. Includes his resume, biography, and a bibliography.
- Billie Lawless: Multimedia Artist
- Producer of mixed-media sculpture, prints and installations.
- Bizovichar, David
- Voyager installation.
- Bond, Rose
- Video and film installation artist who draws upon her roots in animation to create immersive artworks.
- Borofsky, Jonathan
- Includes examples of his public sculpture, installations, and music, plus an interview and video.
- Chase, Doris
- Sculptural installations and pioneering work in video.
- Conner, Neal
- Neon sculptures and installations.
- Cotterrell, David
- Offers installations that investigate the contradiction between romantic nostalgia and ironic political commentary.
- Cromar, William
- Site-specific installations. Objects. Works on paper. And stuff in between.
- Dahlsen, John
- Environmental artist from Australia featuring recycled art, assemblage, abstract paintings, and installations.
- deBettencourt, Daniel
- Presenting Cell Division, the online arm of a semi-permanent art installation.
- Dynys, Chiara
- Rejects concepts of style and code in order to allow the most ample freedom of choice in terms of themes and approaches in the language of art.
- Fearon, Mike
- Discussion of collaborative work with the Undark collective and installations with Russell Mills.
- Feingold, Ken
- Notes on recent works: interactive installations and digital art. Links to online critical texts, artist's biography, and bibliography.
- Fox, Oriana
- Wrestles with problematic issues of the female gaze and desire with video, installation, and other mediums.
- Guell, Manel
- Gallery of Manel Guell Leal's fine and conceptual visual art including oil paintings, art installations, and sculptures.
- Hamilton, Ann (3)
- Hansen, Richard
- Specialises in sculptural public art and landscape architecture.
- Harmon, Mark
- Self-proclaimed "garbage artist" who fights consumerism and capitalism through his DumpStar Store which offers free genuine garbage to anyone who wants it.
- Harrison, Ellie
- Includes details of her recent projects including Eat 22, kinetic sculpture, and other installations involving food.
- Hartung, Georg
- Features images and text from numerous installations and projections.
- Hegarty, Frances and Andrew Stones
- Working with installation, video, sound, digital media, and image-text in galleries, site-specific, and public art contexts.
- Holden, Peter William
- Mechanical and interactive kinetic sculpture and installation art, by Peter William Holden.
- Interstices
- Group exploring the implications of human-machine interfaces in the media arts. Includes works that involve the use of devices that require the body.
- JimJim
- Sculpture and installations.
- Jones, Barry R.
- Using installations and digital images to educate viewers about mental illness. Includes gallery, resume, statement, and links.
- Junghanns, Rainer
- Doing interactive installations, confrontation of archaic and new data-transmission.
- Keene, Max
- Creates installations using lights, sound, and video controlled by user interaction through motion detectors, buttons, knobs, and a variety of other sensors.
- Kleindolph, Andrew
- Work offers a collection of quirky and impractical devices for integrating technology into a creative landscape.
- Knapp, Stephen
- Large-scale works of art in diverse mediums in public, corporate and private collections.
- Kraus, Pavel
- Includes exihibit photographs and reviews.
- Kremers, David: cyburbia
- Conceptual artist who views technology as a primitive form of synthetic life.
- La Gamba, Laurent
- Artist concentrating on photographic installations dealing with camouflage.
- Litherland, Paul
- Examines fear and fragility through installations involving photography, performance, butter sculptures, and skydiving.
- Mankus, Sally
- Displays mixed media, sculpture, and installations.
- McMillen, Michael C.
- Uses architectural references and scare alterations to transport viewers into realms of metaphor and open narrative.
- Mertens, Pierre
- Includes text and images documenting the artist's contextual projects and installations.
- Miller, Lisa Dale
- Showcases installations, video and performances arts, and paintings from 1994 onwards.
- Moreno, Clarissa Arguelles
- Includes oil paintings, acrylic, sculpture, and installations.
- Ngo, Huong
- Digital and interactive installation art, including the ESCAPE Pod Series.
- Nicholls, Graham
- Features art, video, film, and installations by this London based artist.
- Obadike, Mendi & Keith
- Interdisciplinary artists whose music, live art, and conceptual Internet artworks have been exhibited internationally.
- Orbit and Ortney
- Installation art and the Territory Orphanage.
- Outlaw, Adrienne
- Uses fabric, pins, sinew, wood, sheepskin, and a variety of other materials for her sculpture and installation art.
- Parks, Neal
- Features abstract art, site-specific installations, and past exhibitions.
- Raaf, Sabrina
- Features current works including electronic, interactive, and microbiological art.
- Reality Hacking
- Exploring the boarder between the visible and the invisible.
- Russell, Suzanne
- American multimedia artist living and working in Copenhagen, Denmark.
- Rutkovsky, Paul
- Creates installations from, and keeps documentation of, found garbage.
- Ryan, A.E.
- Contains the collective works of Boston artist, A.E. Ryan. Includes her recent work, vignettes, objects, installations, and site-specific installations.
- Santiago, Sierra@
- Scrupe, Mara Adamitz
- Features examples of environmental sculpture and art including the places, creatures, and experiences that influence her work.
- Simpson, Samantha
- Specialises in contemporary paintings and wall installations dealing with pleasure, femininity, and power.
- Sloan, Jason
- Installation and performance artist.
- Snibbe, Scott
- Documents several web-based and gallery-based interactive installations from the '90s.
- Steel, Gregory
- Tanaka, Takahiro
- Contemporary Japanese artist.
- Thomas, Richard
- Portfolio features ecology projects, on-site art projects, and earth constructed housing.
- Urban Dream Capsule
- One day someday take it to the baker - pictures and words.
- Valle, Alex
- Contemporary installation artist.
- Varone, Jason
- Offers paintings, videos, and installations dealing with the velocity of telecommunication.
- Veca, Mark Dean
- Specialises in large-scale acrylic and ink paintings and immersive installation work.
- Vo, Khanh
- Installation artist whose work is informed by societal and personal concerns, focusing on the effects of the Vietnam War at an individual level.
- Wogan, Robert
- Site-specific sculpture investigating post-industrial obsolesence.
- Wulke, Joy
- Creates environmental works of translucency and light in glass, fabric, metal, and natural materials for public, corporate, and private spaces.
- Yamagata, Hiro
- Installation artist using lasers, fibre optics, and reflective mylar to transform rooms into dazzling visual environments.
- Young, John T.
- Sculptor, public art specialist, educator.
- Youngs, Amy
- Utilizing interactivity, kinetics, sound, insects, and plants in sculptures illustrating the complex relationship between technology and our changing concept of nature and self.
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