Archives: Artworks

Forbidden Planet

Sol Lewitt – Variations of Incomplete Open Cubes

Len Lye: A Colour Box

Hans Richter – Rhytmus 21

Lillian Schwartz, Michael Knowlton Pixillation, 1971

Charles Csuri, Fragmentation Animations, 1968 – 1970: Hummingbird (1968)

Bridget Riley’s works

Bridget Riley speaks about rhythm and  repartition in her work.

Electric Sheep

Richard Kriesche Capital + Code Exhibition

Protrude/Flow

Orbits

Footage of James Seawright’s work “Orbits” strung together

Igloo di Giap

Paintings of Rene Magritte

VideoPlace

A new kind of interaction: interaction with a shadow of other people.

Morton Heilig, Pioneer in Virtual Reality

Autopoiesis

Domestic

Osmose

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ConFIGURING the CAVE

VR installation

Send/Receive Satellite Network

Limited Edition: George Boole’s “Derivation of the Laws…”

"Roman Verostko made the first robotic brushstrokes in 1987, using custom software and sumi brush mounted on a plotter to achieve remarkable gestural

Uncle Roy All Around You

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Video Quartet

Milk

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Robot K456

“Nam June Paik and Shuya Abe created one of the first art robots. Robot K456 with 20-Channel Radio Control and 10-Channel Data Recorder, 1965, was an

Good Morning Mr. Orwell

Good Morning Mr.

Wipe Cycle

Gillette and Schneider’s Wipe Cycle confused, intrigued and excited viewers who were surprised to find themselves on television screens where commercial programming or taped images of other people

He Weeps for You

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Computer Project

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Poem Field No. 2: Life Like

Video Flag Y

“Video Flag is an important example of Paik’s more recent work composed of a series of sculptural television constructions or walls of TVs.

Beatles Electroniques

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The Weather Project

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Untitled (light show)

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The Distance Between What We Have and What We Want

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The Friendly Grey Computer-Star Gauge Model 54

Soundings

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Google Will Eat Itself

Videoplace

In the video Myron Krueger explains the Videoplace installation.