One of the more exciting artists to enter our radar over the past 24 months is Hilary Pecis, whose body of work consists of landscapes constructed from Internet images. Her progressive and innovative works are an ushering in of new forms and methods of creating large-scale collage works with modern technology. Images after the jump . . .

As part of his EYEBEAM residency in NYC, Aram Bartholl created "Dead Drops," an anonymous, offline, peer to peer file-sharing network in public space where USB flash drives are embedded into walls, buildings and curbs accessable to anybody in public space. Watch the video after the jump . . .

It takes a lot to be known to the world as Katya Bonnenfant, be a museum-level artist, and then switch up your moniker to The Old Boys’ Club. Well, it was just done, and for her show at Haines Gallery in San Francisco, Katya is now an Old Boy. More after the jump . . .

"Modern History is a series of collages assembled exclusively from screen grabs of Youtube videos. This is a work in progress and the site will be updated as I finish new pieces." This is the mission statement of Josh Poehlein. The work after the jump . . .

Having tried to work with some paint programs on the iPad recently, looking at Don Shank's iPad paintings makes us sort of good, "Wow." These are good. And the way Shank describes his work, "Finger on Glass," is a little cocky, and pretty damn clever. Look at his work after the jump . . .