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1	Art & The Internet Library 015 December 13^, 2007
2	Three Main Points Greater Exposure to Audience You don’t have to starve as an artist You don’t have to die to reach critical acclaim
3	Greater Exposure to Audience Visual Arts Student – Noah Kalina Took photographs of himself Every day For six years Posted on YouTube August 27, 2006 As of December 4, 2007 – has received over 7,000,000 hits. Was invited to major exhibition in France last month
4	You Don’t Have to Starve! F. Scott Hess – Artist from Los Angeles Started exhibiting his work in 1976. Started to offer his work online. In 2002, the asking price for one of his works was $24,000.00!
5	Don’t Die Yet! Online art collectors are scouring the Internet to “discover” talent. They buy the artists works while their works are still young. As the artist grows in the art community, the piece of art purchased earlier becomes an investment.
6	Internet Sources F. Scott Hess http://www.hunsakerschlesinger.com/hess_bio.html Peep-A-Sphincter http://www.track16.com/exhibitions/juxtapoz/checklist.html Schneider, Keith “Art: The Internet elevates amateur self-portraits into art”, International Herald Tribune, 19 Mar 2007. http://www.iht.com/bin/print.php?id=4954092