STILL in the wonderful medium of visual arts, the New York Digital Salon Computer Art Exhibition goes online this week at . So if you’re tired of those dusty old da Vincis and Michelangelos, check out this offering from The School of Visual Art in Manhattan, which opens on 13 November. All the works from the exhibition will be displayed on the Web. The curator says that works created specially for the Web will be interactive, while videotapes and still images will be seen as single frames. The gallery show finishes on November 27, but the Web site will stay open until next November. Hit those keys, if you want to be first to see an Adrianne Wortzel.
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