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Connections (past & present)

Members: Melanie Lenz, Douglas Dodds
Hosted events: Chance and Control: Art in the Age of Computers, Digital Art Season, Digital Pioneers, Painting With Plotters, Digital Design Weekend, FEMG3N: Expanding the Art World with New Digital Practices, Videogames: Design/Play/Disrupt

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London, United Kingdom

Some roles and affiliations may be former.

Collected works · 8

Computer Composition with Lines

A. Michael Noll

Gaussian-Quadratic

A. Michael Noll

Ninety Parallel Sinusoids with Linearly Increasing Period

A. Michael Noll

Simone C. Niquille

Studies in Perception I

Views of a Pawn Threat

Gerd W. Bieberich

Vertical-Horizontal No. 3

A. Michael Noll

Coverage · 49 articles

Featured

2026The Canons of Digital Art
2023The Interview | A. Michael Noll

Discussed

2026Dataland announces first cohort of AI artist residents
2026An Interview with Anna Ridler
2026Recent Acquisitions | From Emi Kusano to Shahzia Sikander
2026Drawing with Robots | Patrick Tresset
2026A-Z of Digital Art 2026
2025Infinite Images | The Art of Algorithms
2025The Lumen Prize Looks to the Future of Digital Art
2025Synthetic Trauma and the Poetics of Erasure
2024Alternative Evolution | William Latham
2023reGEN | Generative Artists Fighting Degenerative Diseases
2022The Lumen Interview | Nye Thompson and UBERMORGEN
2022In Search of Generative Art History

Mentioned

2026An Interview with Steven Sacks
2026The Curator Ecology
2026A Sense of Color | Remembering Julio Le Parc (1928-2026)
2026Landscapes of the Mind | William Mapan
2026The Art of Computers | Apple at 50
2026The Interview | Maya Man
2026Altered Image | Nancy Burson
2026“Contemporary Perception is Hybrid” | Troika
2025Replacement Character | Luke Shannon
2025The Interview | Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley
2025FEMGEN | The Conversation
2025The Art of the Game
2025Dancing with Computers | Analivia Cordeiro
2025Can Art and Tech Giants Shape Education with AI?
2025How Digital Art Found its HEFT
2025The Interview | Libby Heaney
2025The Interview | Sara Ludy
2025Cure³ Unites the Art World to Cure Parkinson’s
2024EZTV and LA’s Digital Underground
2024The Metamagic of Mathematics
2024On net.art, postinternet, and CryptoArt
2024The World’s Largest GIF
2023Pixel Art and the Age of Technostalgia
2023Emi Kusano and Japan’s New Retro
2023When Sputniko! Met Lu Yang
2023Our Fathers | Chuck Csuri and D. P. Henry
2022When the Artists Met the Algorist
2022How NFTs Changed Digital Art Forever
2022NFTs After The Merge
2022An Interview with Sputniko!
2022Is Blockchain a Medium?
2022An Interview with Manfred Mohr
2022Auriea Harvey and the Future of Digital Sculpture
2022fxhash | The Artists
2022Are NFTs a Real Solution for Museums?

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