plus49

Spam this version (here‘s the original from Monty Python). Plus49 @ MySpace.

Spam One

This drawing was made for the centerfold of the Vancouver Review, and is created verbatim from a spam email. By  Marian Bantjes…

Spam Subject Lines

Linzie Hunter‘s experiments with type. Sentences sound familiar… [thanks socks!]

SPAM/MAPS

SPAM/MAPS: world. A work by Michael Arcega. A series of maps made of Spam luncheon meat. Spam was used as ration by the United States Armed Forces during WWII. It ultimately spread through many Southeast Asian nations as a standard source of meat. Spam’s diasporic nature is symbolic of America’s ongoing influence on many nations. S-P-A-M is M-A-P-S in reverse…

The Book of Spam

Learn everything about Spam. With the huge Book of Spam…

The Spam Subject Line Museum

The Spam Subject Line Museum.

SPAMera

SPAMera: step-by-step directions on how you can make your own pinhole camera out of a can of SPAM.

Spamsalad

Enjoy your Spamsalad, huge gallery of spam…

4mPHEt4MiNEX

4mPHEt4MiNEX, a spam video by Abe Linkoln with guest remixers Jimpunk & Subculture…

Anymails

Anymails, a project by Carolin Horn Anymails is a visualization of my received emails. I have investigated how I can use natural metaphors to visualize my inbox, its structure and attributes. The metaphor of microbes is used. My objective is to offer the user another experience of his email world. The emails are categorized in six person groups: family and friends, school, job, e-commerce, unclassified, and spam…

Celebrities Against Spam

Spam is just not an epidemic, spam is much much more… full version – short version

PeniStretcher

PeniStretcher (from No Compassion, 2000). Painting by Globalgroove…

Where Christians Meet

Let them show you the (spam) way…

Please Spam Us

PleaseSpam.Us (PSU) is a web (2.0) based collaborative filtering project and voting system that encourages people to submit email addresses and vote on whether those addresses are worthy of attracting spammers…

Where Spam Comes From

Next time you receive a Nigerian email, think twice before deleting it…

Because your shotgun won’t work…

Funny spam ad from 2002…

Spamland #3

The third installment is short and strange. Watch at YouTube the short animation by The Brothers McLeod.

Nowhere.com

This mysterious Internet domain appears as the return address on hundreds of thousands of pieces of electronic junk mail, or “spam,” that fill our “in” boxes daily. As it also pops up as a default setting in numerous Internet software applications, nowhere.com’s traffic has grown to thousands of pieces of mail a day, at times as many as 2000 return messages a minute. Over the years, lack of supervision of the domain has encouraged widespread abuse. But the domain itself remains a mystery. Where is nowhere.com? a work by Nick Philip…

Spamconsumer

SPAMCONSUMER.

Fresh Spam

I am inspired by spam; taking something that is intrusive, annoying & stinky, and seeing beauty (or at least a bit of entertaining weirdness) in it. Spam, like another common commodity, is plentiful, everyone deals with it daily, and it can be a rich fertilizer if cultivated appropriately. Fresh Spam. Illustrations inspired by spam headers, by Kipling West. Want to be a hero in bed?

iPod shuffle SPAM

more info here…

Bug01

A spam-generated blog. A blog that auto-feed itself and makes blogger obsolete…