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Goethe Autrement A Homage to Goethe (Goethe Otherwise)

Created in 2022 by Vera Molnar

signed, dated, and numbered 2/8 within the marble on the bottom of the cube signed, titled, dated, and numbered 2/8 on accompanying certificate of authenticity cube size: 7.75 x 7.75″ sphere size: 7.75 x 7.75″ “Goethe otherwise is an exceptional creation of the artist inspired by a sculpture installed in the garden of Goethe’s summer […]


P2400-299_714_Large_4

Created in 2018 by Manfred Mohr

“The P-2400 series is based on the 1978 algorithm from the work phase Dimensions I. The first version of this alogrithm did not include the possibility of rotating the four-dimensional hypercube. In 2017, Mohr pursued this original code and directed the algorithm into a different visual solution. Again, the basic 32 lines which constitute the […]


Cube

Created in 1973 by Monique Nahas, Hervé Huitric

computer-generated design using IBM 1130 created in collaboration at Groupe Art et Informatique de Vincennes Nahas describes the work: “The use of perforated cards as a support, thicker than the previous printer paper, which had a particular granularity, has also led us to other achievements of which the cubes are the most exemplary. The principle […]


Up & Down with a Stick

Created in 1969 by Frederick Hammersley

signed lower left in graphite titled lower center in print dated lower right in print hardware: IBM Mainframe Computer software: ART 1 – developed by the University of New Mexico Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science using FORTRAN IV printed by The Standard Register Company “Hammersley made his computer drawings using the 26 letters […]


Screen Door

Created in 1969 by Frederick Hammersley

signed lower left in graphite titled lower center in print dated lower right in print hardware: IBM Mainframe Computer software: ART 1 – developed by the University of New Mexico Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science using FORTRAN IV printed by The Standard Register Company “Hammersley made his computer drawings using the 26 letters […]


Capitol .1

Created in 1969 by Frederick Hammersley

signed lower left in graphite titled lower center in print dated lower right in print hardware: IBM Mainframe Computer software: ART 1 – developed by the University of New Mexico Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science using FORTRAN IV printed by The Standard Register Company “Hammersley made his computer drawings using the 26 letters […]


Scallop Potatoes #50

Created in 1969 by Frederick Hammersley

signed lower left in graphite titled lower center in print numbered 6/6a lower right in graphite hardware: IBM Mainframe Computer software: ART 1 – developed by the University of New Mexico Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science using FORTRAN IV printed by The Standard Register Company “Hammersley made his computer drawings using the 26 […]


Jelly Centers #31

Created in 1969 by Frederick Hammersley

signed lower left in graphite titled lower center in print dated lower right in graphite hardware: IBM Mainframe Computer software: ART 1 – developed by the University of New Mexico Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science using FORTRAN IV printed by The Standard Register Company “Hammersley made his computer drawings using the 26 letters […]


5 on a Clear Maze #25

Created in 1969 by Frederick Hammersley

signed lower left in graphite titled lower center in print numbered 5/5a lower right in graphite hardware: IBM Mainframe Computer software: ART 1 – developed by the University of New Mexico Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science using FORTRAN IV printed by The Standard Register Company “Hammersley made his computer drawings using the 26 […]


Safety Despot #16

Created in 1969 by Frederick Hammersley

signed lower left in graphite titled lower center in print numbered 7/11 B lower right in graphite dated lower right in print hardware: IBM Mainframe Computer software: ART 1 – developed by the University of New Mexico Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science using FORTRAN IV printed by The Standard Register Company “Hammersley made […]


Yo Yo with English #11

Created in 1969 by Frederick Hammersley

signed and dated lower left in graphite titled lower center in print numbered 2/5-a lower right in graphite hardware: IBM Mainframe Computer software: ART 1 – developed by the University of New Mexico Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science using FORTRAN IV printed by The Standard Register Company “Hammersley made his computer drawings using […]