National Negative,
Residency, Brisbane Australia, 2004.
AUSTRALIAN GALLERIES
- GoMA
- ACCA
- Artspace
- Anna Schwartz
- Art Gallery of South Australia
- Milani gallery
- BlackLab
- Blindside Artist Run Space
- Cairns Regional Gallery
- Catherine Asquith Gallery
- Charles Nodrum Gallery
- CCP
- Daren Knight Gallery
- Dianne Tanzer
ARTS ORGANISATIONS
NEW MEDIA SITES
MAGAZINES
ART BLOGS
INTERNATIONAL EVENTS
ARTIST WEBSITES
- Marc Alperstein
- Brook Andrew
- James & Eleanor Avery
- Paul Bai
- Steven Ball
- Zanny Begg
- Monika Behrens
- Drew Bickford
- Ry David Bradley
- Deidre But-Husaim
- Julia Burns
- Peter Callas
- Christian Capurro
- Maria Fernanda Cardoso
- Tom Carment
- Kate Carr
- Katthy Cavaliere
- Abby Chambers
- Sadie Chandler
- Claire Conroy
- Yvette Coppersmith
- Marcel Cousins
- Daniel Crooks
- Andrew Curtis
- Ryszard Dabek
- Debra Dawes
- Ben Denham
- James Dodd
- Ella Dreyfus
- Richard Dunn
- Merilyn Fairskye
Favourites
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- Jessica Hutchins
- Adia Millett
- Karen Lofgren
- Jemima Wyman
- Grant Stevens
- Tim Plaisted
- Archie Moore
- Peter Alwast
- Chris Bennie
FEEDS
NEW MEDIA
LOCAL FESTIVALS
DIRECTORIES
DESIGN
BLOGS
LOS ANGELES
- acuna-hansen gallery
- ACE Gallery Los Angeles
- Adamson-Duvannes
- ACE Gallery Los Angeles
- Adamson-Duvannes
- Alitash Kebede Gallery
- Apex Fine Art
- Art Murmur Gallery
- Bank
- Bert Green Fine Art
- Black Maria Gallery
- Carl Berg Gallery
- Charles Hecht Galleries
- Clair Obscur Gallery
- Couturier Gallery
- Dangerous Curve
- Daniel Hug
- Del Mano Allery
- DF2 Gallery
- Don O'Melvey Gallery
- drkrm. Gallery
RSS Feeds
What is RSS?
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is an XML-based format for distributing content. Put simply, it allows you to subscribe to content on dozens of websites and have it delivered directly to you on one page, via your RSS feed reader.
What is podcasting?
This is the delivery of online audio files via an RSS feed. These files allow you listen to a recording on your computer or easily download it to an mp3 player for listening later.
What is a feed reader?
To read RSS feeds, you need a software program called a feed reader, also known as a newsreader or an aggregator. This reader regularly collects content from various websites and provides it to you in a simple form, similar to your email inbox.
There are many newsreaders available in a variety of formats. Some can be accessed using a web browser, others are downloadable applications. All allow you to display and add the RSS feeds you want. How do I start receiving RSS feeds?
First, Set up a feed reader:
You need to either install a feed reader on your computer or choose to use one of the web-based feed reader services. Full instructions on how to set up either kind of feed reader can be found on individual feed reader websites. Some commonly used feed readers include:
Cross-platform
Some feed readers cater for those with vision impairment and other disabilities: @podder
Subscribe to feeds
You can add feeds to your reader by:
1. Right-clicking (or Ctrl click for Mac users) on the RSS Button (XML button)
2. Copying the URL of the page that is then displayed in your web browser's Address section (the page will probably contain a lot of code, but ignore this)
3. Pasting the URL into your feed reader.Alternatively, you can click on the RSS Button (XML icon) and copy the URL from the location window in your browser into your feed reader.The RSS reader will then regularly monitor the page you have chosen for updates.
