Digital Art Museum
Historic archive of the original site started in 1997 as at 2009. For the current site and related projects, please visit: Digital Art Museum; DAM projects
Digital Art Museum - Technology timeline
Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.) started in New York by by a group of artists and technical people including artist Robert Rauschenberg and engineer Billy Klüver (US)". 1968 …
A. Michael NOLL introduction at the Digital Art Museum
He is an early pioneer in the use of digital computers in the visual arts, and his work has been widely exhibited throughout the world. The exhibition of his computer art at the Howard Wise …
Manfred MOHR Biography at the Digital Art Museum
This is an archive of the Digital Art Museum for historical reference. See dam.org for the current site. Manfred Mohr USA. In my artistic development I did not have the typical constructivist …
Manfred MOHR introduction at the Digital Art Museum
Manfred MOHR at the Digital Art Museum. P-701/B 1999-2000 inkJet / canvas / vinyl elastomer 1410 x 1140mm : Manfred Mohr (Germany / US) b 1938
Paul BROWN introduction at the Digital Art Museum
Paul Brown studied at Liverpool Polytechnic, and then at the Slade School of Art, London, in the late 1970s. At the Slade he was part of a pioneering group, working with generative systems …
David EM introduction at the Digital Art Museum
In 1976 Em had access to equipment at Triple-I, set up by Gary Demos and John Whitney Sr., but it was the introduction to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) and the research work of pioneer …
John WHITNEY Sr. introduction at the Digital Art Museum
From the Digital Harmony period : John Whitney Sr. (USA) 1918 - 1996. From his earliest experiments with the medium of computer graphic systems, John Whitney Sr. has balanced a …
Micha KLEIN at the Digital Art Museum
His digital 'paintings' draw attention with their bright colours and smooth surfaces, but show underneath, a unique world with references to art history and pop culture. In 1998 the …
Jean-Pierre Hébert - Artists statement - at the Digital Art Museum
This is an archive of the Digital Art Museum for historical reference. See dam.org for the current site. I have always admired calligraphies, sketches, drawings, etchings for these works show …