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A Short History of Digital Art

A Short History of Digital Art. Digital Media & Virtual Culture 10/31/07. Sketchpad – early illustration program - 1963. Judith Schaechter – detail from Christina’s World (digital print) - 2007. Venus of Wilendorf. Tektronic plotter.

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A Short History of Digital Art

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  1. A Short History of Digital Art Digital Media & Virtual Culture 10/31/07

  2. Sketchpad – early illustration program - 1963

  3. Judith Schaechter – detail from Christina’s World (digital print) - 2007

  4. Venus of Wilendorf

  5. Tektronic plotter

  6. Ben Laposky – “electronic abstraction” – 1950 (Oscillon # 4)

  7. Charles Csuri w/plotter

  8. Charles Csuri – Sine-Curve Man - 1966

  9. Collette and Charles Bangert – Large Landscape – 1970 http://www.atariarchives.org/artist/sec5.php

  10. Manfred Mohr – plotter drawing - 1980

  11. Manfred Mohr – plotter drawing - 1980

  12. Piet Mondrian – Composition with Lines - 1917 Michael Noll – Computer Composition with Lines - 1965

  13. Mondrian – Composition in Line and Color

  14. Harold Cohen with “Aaron” – painting machine http://www.kurzweilcyberart.com/aaron/history.html

  15. Painting by “Aaron” – mid 1980s

  16. Painting by “Aaron” – mid 1980s

  17. Barbara Nessim – digital painting - 1984

  18. Barbara Nessim – digital painting

  19. Lillian Schwartz – “It is I” - 1987

  20. Lillian Schwartz – detail from Papillons - 1973

  21. Jochem Hendricks – apparatus for “eye drawings”

  22. Jochem Hendricks – EYE - 2001

  23. Fractal image

  24. Richard Voss – Changing the Fractal Dimension - 1983

  25. David Em – Transjovian Pipeline - 1979

  26. MANUAL – A Constructed Forest – 1993 http://www.art.uh.edu/dif/manual/cf.html

  27. Michael Rees – Anja Spine Series - 1998

  28. Michael Rees – Putto – 2003 http://home.earthlink.net/~dadaloplop/michael_rees.html

  29. Verrocchio – Putto – 15th Century

  30. Robert Lazzarini – skulls - 2000

  31. Hans Holbein – Ambassadors - 1533

  32. Donald Lipski – Passing Time #297 – 1982

  33. Nam June Paik – TV Buddha - 1974

  34. Nam June Paik – TV Buddha Reincarnated - 1994

  35. Ed Kienholz – The Friendly Grey Computer - 1965

  36. ICA London - 1968

  37. Cybernetic Serendipity • Exhibits in the show are either produced with a cybernetic device (computer) or are cybernetic devices in themselves. They react to something in the environment, either human or machine, and in response produce either sound, light or movement… [Horace] Walpole used the term serendipity to describe the faculty of making happy chance discoveries. Through the use of cybernetic devices to make graphics, film and poems, as well as other randomising machines which interact with the spectator, many happy discoveries were made. Hence the title of this show.

  38. Cybernetic Serendipity – view of gallery

  39. Joseph Nicephore Niepce – View from the Studio - 1927

  40. Louis-Jacques Daguerre – Still Life in Studio - 1837

  41. Jacques-Louis Daguerre – View of a Paris Boulevard - 1839

  42. Stereoscope

  43. Stereoscope card

  44. “Spirit” photography – 19th century

  45. Photo of the “Cottingley Fairies” – England, 1920

  46. Matthew Brady – Civil War Battlefield – c. 1863

  47. Matthew Brady – Dead Soldier – Civil War

  48. Robert Capa – Fallen Soldier – Spanish Civil War (c. 1937)

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