... the available works page
gives an overview and links.
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 art ex machina (georg nees)
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... on the arrival of the
computer in architecture.
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computer art pavilion (nees rase)
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... on tapestry and digital art, and
on machine revolutions.
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computer art tapestry (frieder nake)
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... on the New Golden Age of Art
and the messages of the
Dutch Golden Age.
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computer art print (frank boettger)
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... see prints of Nees early
generative computer art,
generated between 1965 and 1970.
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detail plastik 1 print (georg nees)
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... see some of Frieder Nake's
early works.
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detail hommage à paul klee (nake)
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Exploring new worlds and
new perspectives was Herbert W.
Franke's passion and art:
See the visual art of a
notoriously curious human...
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detail squares (herbert w. franke)
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... research, experiment, art.
Catch a glimpse of Manfed Mohr's work
from his early algorithmic inscriptions
to the carved out projections
of multidimensional constructions.
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scratch ode (manfred mohr)
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The »red« edition was a brain child
of Max Bense, a significant theorist of
information aesthetics and supporter
of early computer art.
On display ist the first decade of
the edition, including important
publications on computer art.
Plus a list of the 40+1.
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georg nees/computer/max bense: #19
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The Cybernetic Serendipity exhibition
held in London 1968 was the first
major show dedicated to computer art.
See seven authentic prints of iconic
computer graphics presented in this
legendary exhibition.
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the cybernetic serendipity catalogue
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R. D. E. Oxenaar designed the yearly
summer stamp edition 1970 for the Netherlands.
For the first time computer graphics
were used as a stamp motif.
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r. d. e. oxenaar: motif zomerzegel
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A group of computer graphic specialists
and an artist created a variety of
computer graphics in 1971/72.
See their algorithmic works which are
brilliant examples of early
mainframe experimentalism.
Special: Rolf Wölk
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frank boettger: nonlinear interpolation IV
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The computer graphic »Kubo-Oktaeder«
is a co-production of computer art pioneer
Georg Nees and architect Ludwig Rase.
The motif is a symbol for the introduction of
the computer in the world of architecture.
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detail kubo-oktaeder print (rase-nees)
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Will machines take over the art
world? In 1972 computer artists
entered the official art market
by the help of a Canadian gallerist and
editeur, Gilles Gheerbrant.
His »Art Ex Machina« edition
was a milestone for computer art...
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art ex machina portfolio 1972
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