Welcome to the BETA version of the Anne and Michael Spalter Digital Art Collection database. Please note that content is a work in progress and should not be used for official purposes of any kind.
signed and dated lower right in graphite hardware: IMB Mainframe Computer software: FORTRAN in batch mode using 16 BPI tape output machine: CALCOMP Drum Plotter created using the Geography Department’s CALCOMP Drum Plotter at Northern Illinois University California Computer Products, Inc. mark printed along the left edge of the paper
signed and dated lower right in graphite hardware: IMB Mainframe Computer software: FORTRAN in batch mode using 16 BPI tape output machine: CALCOMP Drum Plotter created using the Geography Department’s CALCOMP Drum Plotter at Northern Illinois University California Computer Products, Inc. mark printed along the left edge of the paper
signed lower right in graphite titled lower center in graphite artist’s inkless embossment stamped lower left hardware: IBM 1130 Computer software: FORTRAN output machine: IBM 627 Drum Plotter RCM Galerie, Paris, France label adhered to the back of the frame exhibited in Tendencies 5 in Zagreb, Croatia, 1973
signed lower right in graphite titled lower center in graphite artist’s inkless embossment stamped lower left hardware: IBM 1130 Computer software: FORTRAN output machine: IBM 627 Drum Plotter RCM Galerie, Paris, France label adhered to the back of the frame exhibited in Tendencies 5 in Zagreb, Croatia, 1973
signed lower right in graphite titled lower center in graphite artist’s inkless embossment stamped lower left hardware: IBM 1130 Computer software: FORTRAN output machine: IBM 627 Drum Plotter RCM Galerie, Paris, France label adhered to the back of the frame exhibited in Tendencies 5 in Zagreb, Croatia, 1973
signed lower right titled lower left Ben Laposky produced his Oscillons on an analogue cathode-ray oscilloscope. He then manipulated the electronic wave forms (Lissajous-figures) displayed on the screen and then photographed the results. He thus created some of the first graphics generated using an electronic machine and helped pave the way for the truly digital […]
signed lower right titled lower left Ben Laposky produced his Oscillons on an analogue cathode-ray oscilloscope. He then manipulated the electronic wave forms (Lissajous-figures) displayed on the screen and then photographed the results. He thus created some of the first graphics generated using an electronic machine and helped pave the way for the truly digital […]
signed lower right titled lower left Ben Laposky produced his Oscillons on an analogue cathode-ray oscilloscope. He then manipulated the electronic wave forms (Lissajous-figures) displayed on the screen and then photographed the results. He thus created some of the first graphics generated using an electronic machine and helped pave the way for the truly digital […]
