Street Action on the Superhighway is a series of live/net events and public conversations about the(relatively) new spaces between art and activism, and between the streets and the net. The events feature hybrid works and actions that use the
Internet, which like all handy artists' materials,is cheap, fast and malleable. The series of conversations focuses on tactics for traversing virtual and physical spaces - the street and the Superhighway - and trespassing into "real life" with uninvited interventions in social and political hot spots.

With an eye on worldwide networked anti-globalization actions, and with links to electronic disobedience, net.art, hacktivism, data dandyism and borderhacking, "Street Action" participants pilfer hardware and software as shareware and launch it in the public domain. Copyright infringement is encouraged, and when possible, unwittingly sponsored by boundless silicon valleys, nooks and alleys.

Performance, conceptual and public art are re-released in open source formats, updated and distributed for pro-art, anti-corporate multi-platform compatibility and reconfigured on the street level, in an attempt to upgrade freeways into a broad-bandwidth streets.