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Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa is one of the most familiar paintings in the world, and of course, many artists have made their own versions of it. This blog post collects a couple of dozen examples, including Duchamp's famous one.

Lots of examples of remixed Mona Lisas.

An "exhibition" by Stay Free magazine with a lot of examples of remixed artworks that are, largely, illegal. Check out for good examples.

Interesting NYTimes article about the many creative subtitlings of the scene from Downfall (a 2004 movie about Hitler's demise) - this article is a wonderful example of how you can analyse a whole group of remixes. If this were an academic article you'd also want to include more context about this (what is remixing? what kinds of other video/subtitle remixes exist? what sort of things are scholars writing about remixes like this?) but the ANALYSIS of what the remixes means would be perfect. I especially like how the author makes interpretations across the whole group - see some of my annotations/comments.

Example of the kind of MTV music video Jenkins talks about in Textual Poachers - non-narrative, the opposite in many ways to the fan videos that are remixed from popular TV series.

Short article about political remix videos - with an example at the end which is a pretty clever remix of So You Think You Can Dance with the US presidential campaigns (Obama and McCain debating). Great video.

Here is another fantastic example of a remix art! Marco Brambilla made an amazing video journey from hell to heaven by using different parts of movies and videos and putting them together into one piece. Really cool stuff, take a look:)

Welcome to Remix.vg - one of the internet's very best go-to sources for Remixes, Mashups and Covers to which anyone and everyone can submit their work, or the work of others to be played and enjoyed by all.

Blog which does nothing but post examples of political remix videos, with useful commentary and links. A gem if you're interested in this genre!

Essay providing one way of defining remix by Eduardo Navas: "the activity of taking samples from pre-existing materials to combine them into new forms according to personal taste." Includes history of music remixes, discusses different kinds of remix

This link might be interesting for Pavel and Kim. It's about the viralvideoaward 2009! I have watched some of the videos and I actually found some that are political videos for example: du bist terrorist... (but it's not a remix)