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Profile (past & present)

Leaders: Michael Govan

Connections

Members: Jehan Chu, Joey Heinen, Leslie Jones, Mark Ayala, Tony Lyu

Hosted events

Coded: Art Enters the Computer Age, 1952-1982, Coded, Conversations on Digital Art, Coded: Art Enters the Computer Age: 1952-1982, Digital Witness: Revolutions in Design, Photography, and Film, LACMA Art and Technology Program

Location

Los Angeles, California, United States

Some roles and affiliations may be former.

Collected works · 10

Anasazi Series II

Chromie Squiggles

Erick Calderon (Snowfro)

CryptoPunk #3831

GRASS SERIES II 80-11-comp-a

Colette Stuebe Bangert

Poemfield No. 1 (Blue Version)

Stan VanDerBeek

SCALLOP POTATOES #50

Frederick Hammersley

Vega-Kontosh-Va

Victor Vasarely

IBM Disks textile

Incomplete Open Cubes

Coverage · 47 articles

Featured

2026Slow Digital | The Art of Media Archaeology
2023How to Reworld Reality
2023When Art Entered the Computer Age

Discussed

2026On Collecting by 100 collectors | EDOUARD on NFT preservation
2026Jehan Chu on the Collective Stewardship of Blue-Chip Art
2026A-Z of Digital Art 2026
2025Zero 10 | Digital Art Goes Mainstream at Art Basel
2025On NFTs | An Affordable Edition for Scholars and Curators
2025Dancing with Computers | Analivia Cordeiro
2023Art After NFTs
2023FEMMEBIT and the New California
2023The Conversation | Artnome and Cozomo
2023The Power of Processing
2023The Interview | A. Michael Noll
2023Rebecca Allen and the Birth of Virtual Reality
2023Our Fathers | Chuck Csuri and D. P. Henry

Mentioned

2026The Artists who Dream with Data | Refik Anadol and Efsun Erkılıç
2026An Interview with Anna Ridler
2026Massimiliano Gioni Appointed Director of the New Museum
2026An Interview with Steven Sacks
2026The Art of The Future | Stan VanDerBeek
2026Landscapes of the Mind | William Mapan
2026Altered Image | Nancy Burson
2026The New Museum Goes Back to the Future
2026Recent Acquisitions | From Emi Kusano to Shahzia Sikander
2025Digital Art Acquisitions in 2025
2025Speculative Visions at the Munch Triennale
2025The Artists at the Intersection
2025Tyler Hobbs on Signal and Noise
2025Infinite Images | The Art of Algorithms
2025ANNOUNCING A NEW HOME FOR RIGHT CLICK SAVE
2025How Digital Art Found its HEFT
2025On Electric Dreams
2024Herndon, Dryhurst, and Hobbs on Liquid Images
2024The Metamagic of Mathematics
2024The Interview | john gerrard
2024Where Next for Digital Art?
2023The Interview | Lynn Hershman Leeson
2023THE ARTISTS OF FEMGEN | PART 2
2023What is the Future of Generative Media?
2023How to Decentralize a Museum
2023When Generative Art Became Contemporary Art
2023Anna Lucia and the Quilters of Gee’s Bend
2023For the Love of Squiggles
2023The Color of Code | Jeff Davis
2023Why We Need a Generative Art Award
2022An Interview with Alicja Kwade

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