Artworks

Prostor Version 44 (From the Prostor Series)

Created in 1969 by Edward Zajec

titled lower left below the image signed and dated lower right below the image computer used to program the image: IBM 1130 with FORTRAN IV software machine used to draw the image: CALCOMP 563 The Prostor Series establishes spatial relations determined by combinations of a given set of pre-designed modules on a randomly variable lattice. The […]


Untitled (Cuadro Numero)

Created in Unknown Year by Manuel Barbadillo

code from computer program printed upper left above the image dates unknown: likely between 1968-1972 These computer print-outs by Manuel Barbadillo would have served as trial pieces, or research, for a later work that would have been produced by hand. Barbadillo wrote a computer program that enabled him to rotate the U- shaped forms within […]


RAM 10 V.15

Created in 1969 by Edward Zajec

titled lower left below the image signed and dated lower right below the image hardware: IBM 1620 output machine: ComPlot DP-1


Free To go

Created in Unknown Year by Lloyd Sumner

signed lower right in blue ink titled and numbered 1/1 lower left in graphite date unknown: circa 1960’s – 1970’s


Elliptiangle

Created in Unknown Year by Lloyd Sumner

signed lower right in blue ink titled and numbered 15/200 lower left in graphite date unknown: circa 1960’s – 1970’s


Yesterday and Forever

Created in Unknown Year by Lloyd Sumner

signed lower right in ink titled and numbered 11/200 lower left felt tip marker titled upper left corner on the reverse in blue colored pencil date unknown: circa 1960’s – 1970’s


Marsh Gas

Created in Unknown Year by Lloyd Sumner

signed middle right in ink titled upper left corner on the reverse in graphite date unknown: circa 1960’s – 1970’s


Aromapoetry

Created in 2011 by Eduardo Kac

signed, dated, and numbered 3/10 on the slip case in ink an artist’s book in a custom made box and slip case, comprised of twelve custom-made aromas enmeshed in a nanolayer of mesoporous glass, letterpress text and graphics, and sixteen 2ml vials with engraved titles, accompanied by written instructions on how to experience the artwork.