- Absolutely Fashionable
 - Virtual half of an installation by Jennifer Schwartz. Fashion mannequins lead double lives online and at SOHO2O Gallery, NYC. - Apparitions
- A virtual environment and physical installation that was originally shown at the UC San Diego Art Gallery.
- ART-O-METER
- Art-O-Meter is a device that measures the quality of an art piece. It bases its evaluation on the amount of time that people spend in front of an artwork compared to the total time of exhibition. Developed by the MIT Media Laboratory.
- Blinkenlights (2)
- Chrissy Caviar
- Conceptual art project by Chrissy Conant that instead of using fish roe, uses the artist's eggs/embryos suspended in a clear, viscous silicone-based liquid inside a jar.
- Cocoon, The
- We are sculptors, creators of symbols. Like the crysalis, we are all transitory beings on this earth. The metamorphosis will happen if you let it. Free your mind. Free yourself. Free art.
- Color of Palo Alto, The
- Artist Samuel Yates searches for the town's average colour by photographing every parcel of land and working at a publicly installed portable solar garage.
- Colour by Numbers
- 72-meter high light installation at Telefonplan in Stockholm, Sweden.
- Dis/functional
- A group exhibition with Dan Collins, Vernon Fisher, Jenny Holzer, Barbara Penn, Joyan Saunders, Herb Stratford and Francesc Torres.
- DNXR [do not x-ray]
- Installations with lights & projections.
- Heidelberg Project@
- Horsehead Sculpture Project
- A laboratory for the visual arts, international in scope. Presenting a unique experience for artists and the public.
- La Bastille
- Large-scale integrated art installation and Tetris game created by Technology House at Brown University.
- Laholms Ljudpark
- The longest composition in the world, created by Fredrik Emilson and Mikael Ericsson using an enormous eight channel outdoor sound system.
- Listening Post
- Installation that culls text fragments in real time from thousands of unrestricted Internet chat rooms, bulletin boards, and other public forums. The texts are read (or sung) by a voice synthesizer, and simultaneously displayed across a suspended grid of more than two hundred small electronic screens.
- Mine-Control
- Collaborative multimedia artists and former game developers who specialise in large scale interactive installation art exhibits.
- Obsessive Consumption
- A weekly updated installation of one female shopaholic's compulsive purchases.
- People's Sculpture
- Environmental sculpture and design workshop based in Taipei, Taiwan and Berkeley, USA.
- Reverberant
- Explores the physical relationship between sound and the public and integrates sculpture, audio electronics, and video. By Iain Mott, Marc Raszewski, Jim Sosnin, and Tim Barrass.
- Salt Monument, The
- Clear cube holds six billion plus grains of salt, one for each person in the world today. Grains are added and dissolved daily reflecting actual births and deaths.
- San Jose Semaphore
- Permanent public artwork by Ben Rubin, commissioned by Adobe Systems, and displaying a coded message in semaphore on top of the Adobe office skyscraper in downtown San Jose, CA.
- Six Million
- Features a memorial for the victims of the Holocaust by writing six million numbers to commerate the six million Jews killed.
- Storefront LIVE
- Seeking to place Korean American entrepreneurship within the broader contexts of Korean American history and American society. Features a core exhibition and site-specific works located in Korean-American owned businesses.
- Stray Shopping Cart Project, The
- Project and installation piece dedicated to developing a system of classification that allows stray shopping carts to be identified based on the situations in which they are found. By Julian Montague.
- techno.seduction
- An exhibition of multimedia installation work by forty artists curated by Robert Rindler and Deborah Willis. Hosted by The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science & Art, School of Art.
- Temple of the Forsaken
- Tribute to the slaves' work. In English and Portuguese.
- Token City
- A multimedia installation based on the New York subway.
- tot[h]em
- Graduate project of Christophe Cussigh-Denis consisting of interactive art generated on this web site which is displayed in a sculpture at the Musée régional de Rimouski.
- Wooden Mirror
- An animated woodcut uses digital technology and 830 pinewood "pixels" to create a real-time video display of the human image interacting with the octagonal display.
- You Are Beautiful
- Uses the medium of advertising and commercialization to spread a positive message.
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