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Net art, as a book category, covers works that treat the internet not merely as a topic but as a medium and context—books that document, analyze, reproduce or themselves enact artistic practices that are native to networked, browser- or code-based environments. This includes monographs and essays about the net.art movement and networked aesthetics, artist books that archive or translate web projects into print or EPUB form, experimental hypertext and web-native “books” that rely on links, code, interactivity or real‑time APIs, and practice-oriented guides to creative coding and browser-based performance. Central concerns are interactivity, participation, temporality and ephemerality of online work, platform and copyright politics, and the aesthetics of glitch, appropriation and collaboration. Net art books therefore sit at the intersection of art history, media studies, software/code art, and digital preservation—useful to artists, scholars and readers interested in how the internet shapes creative practice and cultural critique.

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