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[Nettime-bold] ART-ACT Notes 29a |
To unsubscribe from ART-ACT Notes 29a simply reply with unsubscribe in the Subject line. CONTENTS 1) Thank You to the Latest Artist(s) 2) Latest ART-ACT art submissions 3) New Art by UM-CAC FOUNDERS Featuring Anne Pyterek and Diana Berek 4) Web Site Developments a. Reworking keywords in our site. b. Adding Executive Director Letters. 5.) ARTISTS - Sell Your Art THANK YOU TO SUBMITTING ARTISTS Thanks again for building a response to hatred. More and more people will recognize that this is a valid forum. We are building this so you and your work can receive attention from an international audience. Because we are a group of community artists struggling for a voice we value your expressions. We promise to post your expressions as long as you want us to. We will continue to post your statements and links to your other art on the Internet as you inform us. We are here to serve artists. Your many pens - is stronger than the swords! Thank You! NEW ART FOR ART-ACT II Artists globally have submitted the following images on the theme of "anti-racism" or "pro-diversity" since the last issue of ART-ACT Notes. Timothy B. Wimbley - Shades of Gray II http://www.art-teez.org/artact2/tbw2.htm Michael Tetievski - Faces http://www.art-teez.org/artact2/mt2.htm Kevin Clapp - The Water Fountain http://www.art-teez.org/artact2/kc1.htm NEW ART Diana Berek - Ex-Board Member of UM-CAC & Anne Pyterek - Present Board Member show their art in our "Founders Art" site segment. Art work posted here belongs to members of our Board or our past Board Members who are all practicing artists. This will grow as we build pages for artists from our past and future. PRESENTING The work of Diana Berek http://www.art-teez.org/artistsb/berek/db.htm The work of Anne Pyterek http://wwwart-teez.org/artistsb/pyterek/ap.htm > > Enjoy. WEB SITE DEVELOPMENTS Executive Director letters and reworking Keyword are the headlines. Keywords are those words used in your website that the search engines test their searches against to rank your site in the lists they serve up to searchers. A person types in keywords and the search engine test the keywords it has collected from sites. ranking each sites keywords for highest number of occurrences and applying other secret comparisons to provide a percentile ranking to each site in its database. It then publishes the highest ranking sites on those keywords - ten or twenty at a time - for the user to look at. Most people do not look much past 20-50 listings to find site to their interests. Keywords are our keys to being found on the Internet. Key words occur in a site's meta tags found in the headers of well constructed web pages. Look at the souce code between the <head> and </head> tags of most web pages to find the line beginning with <meta name="keyword" to view a keyword meta tag. With over 450 pages to fix I am going to have plenty of work improving out keyword distribution through out our site. I use the alt arguments of our image tags to rotate keywords that apply to our sites content. Attempting to reach those most likely to search for our site is our goal. We do not want popularly searched keywords that do not relate directly to our site's content and the page content those keywords appear on. My mistake was using too many keywords in our meta tags - diluting the effect the most important keywords. Also, recently our site statistics as reported to use by our ISP have begun providing lists of the most popular keywords seached on by those visiting our site. This is important to provide our keywords greater effect. This overhaul is long overdue. EX-DIR.HTM - We want our site to open our agency up to the public. Now you can read along each month to find out what UM-CAC, the Uptown Multi-Cultural Art Center, is up to locally by reading our Executive Director's Report to our Board of Directors at http://www.art-teez.org/ex-dir.htm ARTISTS - Sell Your Art Go to http://www.art-teez.org/license.htm to printout, fill out and send to us a signed license agreement to market your art on T-shirts. You receive $2.00 per t-shirt sold. Those artists licensing their work for printing on t-shirts will become eligible for further opportunities as they arise. One goal of ours is a booklet of images for schools to invite discussions of diversity issues between students. What else could come our way? Any suggestions? ; 7 ) Chris Drew <mailto:umcac@art-teez.org> Uptown Multi-Cultural Art Center http://www.art-teez.org We dress Chicago and the Internet in t-shirt art. Come get some! 773/561-7676 _______________________________________________ Nettime-bold mailing list Nettime-bold@nettime.org http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-bold