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Digital Art Goes Bluechip How Screens Became The Third Pillar Of The Market

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Net art and the wild early days of the web

andy In the 1990s, artists used the internet itself as a medium, creating interactive websites that challenged traditional galleries.

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Harold Cohen and the painting robot named AARON

andy British artist Harold Cohen spent decades developing AARON, a computer program that independently created physical drawings.

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Fun Facts

Fun Fact

Early computer art: In 1965, the first public exhibition of computer-generated art was held in Germany, featuring algorithmic drawings by mathematician Georg Nees.

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Quizzes

Quiz

In 1965, mathematician Georg Nees held the first public exhibition of computer-generated art in which country?

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Why did traditional art galleries find early 1990s net.art incredibly difficult to sell?

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What programming language, created in 1995, allowed early digital artists to add animations and interactivity to web pages?

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Which major New York museum launched a preservation initiative in 2001 to save early web-based art?

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What physical tool did early computer artists use to draw digital designs onto paper using a physical pen?

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What was the name of the painting software developed by Harold Cohen starting in 1973?

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In which decade did Hungarian pioneer Vera Molnár begin using mainframe computers to create geometric art?

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Which artistic movement of the 1990s used the internet browser and HTML code as its primary medium?

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Glosario

Glossary
generative art (noun)
Art created through the use of an autonomous system, typically a computer algorithm. In 2001, Casey Reas co-developed the Processing language to make this computer-based medium accessible to designers.

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Gossip

Gossip

Which early digital medium seems coolest to you?

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Would you visit a gallery of art made entirely by computer code?

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Videos

andy Vera Molnár used mainframe computers and plotters to introduce systematic randomness into beautiful geometric patterns.

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andy Harold Cohen began writing AARON in 1973, which evolved to paint complex organic shapes on its own.

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andy Net art and the wild early days of the web

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andy The digital preservation puzzle of aging software

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