(1) The initial Furtherfield.org team for the DIWO project was Marc Garrett, Ruth Catlow and Lauren Wright
(2) HTTP Gallery, London's first gallery dedicated to networked media art http://http.uk.net
(3) This is now available to galleries for exhibition - contact Furtherfield.org for more details
(4) From Antisocial Notworking http://project.arnolfini.org.uk/projects/2008/antisocial/notes.php
(5) For a more background to the evolution of DIWO ethos in the Furtherfield Neighbourhood please see Do It With Others (DIWO) in the Furtherfield Neighbourhood, by Garrett and Catlow, 2007, from Coding Cultures, ed De Rimini, published by Dlux, Australia. Also available online from http://www.dlux.org.au/codingcultures/Essays/Furtherfield.pdf
(6) Sim Gishel's 'Will Work For Food' - Vehicle drawing over an image of Marx's Grave in London http://www.netbehaviour.org/pipermail/netbehaviour/attachments/20070302/...
(7) You can find an unexpurgated chatlog of the event here in the NetBehaviour archives http://www.netbehaviour.org/pipermail/netbehaviour/20070226/004979.html
(8) Jackson Pollock by Miletos Manetas http://www.jacksonpollock.org/