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Correcting the historical record behind one of Salvador Dali's most iconic paintings, popularly known as Lincoln in Dalivision.
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I discovered the work of Paul Rickards and it is stunning.
Inspired by 70s pioneers like Molnár, Nees, and Noll, he writes Python code to drive vintage pen plotters—turning algorithmic precision into one-of-a-kind physical pieces with subtle, human-like ink variations.
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@Noahbolanowski is on a roll with Dali research! I’m a fan of Leon Harmon’s work.
Correcting the historical record behind one of Salvador Dali's most iconic paintings, popularly known as Lincoln in Dalivision.
Read the Essay: linkedin.com/pulse/salvador-…
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Correcting the historical record behind one of Salvador Dali's most iconic paintings, popularly known as Lincoln in Dalivision.
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How awesome! In thesee magazines are also topics like art and literature included. I'll look them for you up.
Issues of "Computers and Automation" and including it's next iteration, "Computers and People" starting in 1954 on Bit Savers.
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Featuring several computer-generated artworks I recently discovered within Salvador Dali's oeuvre.
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I published an interview with Canadian grandfather of digital art Leslei Mezei on @RtClick_Save
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My video "Meet Me in the Sun" (2018) featuring the artist, curator, and muse Natalie White is now projected onto the tower of the Palazzo del Governatore as part of UNICHE. Dodici artiste internazionali tra codice e intelligenza artificiale, curated by Serena Tabacchi @SerenaTabacchi and Cesare Biasini Selvaggi.
The piece uses NASA's solar archives and custom kaleidoscopic software. The Sun is one thing we all share.
I'm honored to be shown alongside this truly amazing group of fellow women: Sasha Stiles @sashastiles, Krista Kim @Krista_Kim , Sofia Crespo @soficrespo91 , Sarah Zucker @thesarahshow , Sara Ludy @sara_ludy , Linda Dounia @LindaDouniaR , Ivona Tau @ivonatau , Rosa Menkman @_menkman , Chiara Passa @ChiaraPassa1 , Kamilia Kard @kamiliakard and Jenni Pasanen @JenniPasanen Twelve women working with code and AI, lighting up a historic façade in a public square.
📍 Piazza Garibaldi, Parma
🗓 Through January 31, 2027
🕓 Every day, 4 pm to midnight
Grazie to the curators and to the Comune di Parma.
#UNICHE #Parma #MeetMeInTheSun #VideoMapping#ProjectionMapping #DigitalArt #NewMediaArt #AIArt#WomenInDigitalArt #PalazzoDelGovernatore #AnneSpalter
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Frieder Nake—Will Computers Ever Have Feelings? with Peter Bauman youtu.be/fz7dmq4Cp-I?is=t27x… via @YouTube
Extraordinary to listen to Peter interview the legendary Frieder Nake, widely considered one of the three “N”s - Nake, Noll and Nees - the first to use a computer in art…
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The Telegarden by @Ken_Goldberg and @Eojsant went online in June 1995 and was an art installation that allowed web users to view and interact with a remote garden filled with living plants. Anyone online could plant, water, and monitor the progress of seedlings via the tender movements of an industrial robot arm.
Manfred Mohr in 1977: "For me, works of art are answers to precise, possibly even intelligent questions... That's why I chose the computer. The computer, not as a machine I am faced with, but flowing between, as a projection of myself."
Few more sculptural installations from the morning run.
- Picasso’s Muses by Bill Barrett, 1995.
- Marty’s Cube by Tony Rosenthal, 1983.
- Donut with Balls and Half Moon by Fletcher Benton, 2004.
Caught a new sculptural install on my morning run — Untitled by Bill Barrett, 1975-76.
"It took a while for me to figure out a way to truly control the metal. It evolved."
Bill Barrett, quoted in Philip F. Palmedo's Bill Barrett: Evolution of a Sculptor (2003), pp. 10–11.
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This week on Source Material: Zach Lieberman (@zachlieberman), MIT Professor, computational artist and creative coder.
00:00 Intro
00:17 Maeda @ Media — John Maeda, 2000
01:25 The Visual Diaries 1973–1982 — Lance Wyman, 2017
02:09 Design by Numbers — John Maeda, 1999 03:01 Making Things — Issey Miyake, 1999
03:45 An Arbitrary Point P — Masahiko Sato & Euphrates, 2007
04:14 Midnight Animations — Masahiko Sato & Euphrates, 2007
04:53 Visual Music — Kerry Brougher, Jeremy Strick, Ari Wiseman & Judith Zilczer, 2005
05:24 Drawing is Thinking — Milton Glaser & Judith Thurman, 2008
05:49 Arm in Arm — Remy Charlip, 1969
06:22 Siteless: 1001 Building Forms — François Blanciak, 2008
06:51 Cool Tools: A Catalogue OF Possibilities — Kevin Kelly, 2013
07:19 Conditional Design Workbook — Laura Maurer, Jonathan Puckey, Roel Wouters & Edo Paulus, 2013
08:03 Design Writing Research: Writing on Graphic Design — Ellen Lupton & Abbott Miller, 1996
09:45 Figma Config 2026 — Zach Lieberman, Ten Years of Daily Sketching
09:59 Outro
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ハンス・ハーケのアジア初となる大規模回顧展が東京都現代美術館で開催。政治・経済・美術制度を問う60年以上の軌跡
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