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or other artist hackers cleanly fitting into either the “new media art” or “net art” genres.

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.BootLeg  Artists can now cultivate their own audiences online through a daily stream of creative BootLeg content via social media, blogs, microblogs, and photo and video sharing sites.

 

True Fans are provided with a closer look at the creative process of making Bootlegs and can witness a body of work as it develops over time and transforms from idea to creation

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We identify more with the hack than with the code.

 

The most exciting thing about the Internet is not specific to any visual aesthetic or programming language, but relates to the vast number of people it allows us to freely reach.

 

The Internet has allowed more and more individuals to become Bootleggers , participants and viewers of Bootleg Music Art and presents  Bootleg artists with the opportunity to speak to the equivalent of a packed football stadium on a daily basis.

 

 Bootleg Artists have never had such a large and immediate influence on culture, and it would seem a missed opportunity not to recognize, welcome and engage this new online audience.

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not to say that  Bootleg art should be reduced to the level of LOL cats and evaluated based on view counts and “likes”. Rather, I think the challenge to make Bootleg Music or Art that communicates with critics, curators and the "bored at work network" 10 is a new and culturally relevant practice.

 

This group of BootLeggers is comprised of roughly twenty people with interests that include fine arts, graffiti, hip-hop, Jazz Samples, activism, free speech, DIY, net art, NWO, web startups and colors represented by hexadecimal values