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Harold Cohen

artist, 1928–2016.

Harold Cohen is an artist. Known for generative art. Works with pen plotter and BASIC. A noted influence on Patrick Tresset and Mario Klingemann.

Profile (past & present)

Roles: Artist, Computer artist
Practices: Generative art
Technologies: BASIC, Pen plotter

Connections

Influenced: Patrick Tresset, Gene Kogan, Kristi Coronado, Mario Klingemann and
Represented by: Gazelli Art House

Some roles and affiliations may be former.

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Works · 20

Drawing Machine (Arm)

Early One Morning

Machine Painting Series TCM #21

Machine Painting Series TCM #7

Summer Solstice

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Coverage · 26 articles

Featured

2026On Creativity in Digital Art
2026The Hand of AARON | Harold Cohen’s Freehand Line Algorithm
2026The Trouble with Terminology
2022Rhea Myers and the Logic of Technical Realism

Discussed

2026Art Basel Welcomes Converging Art Worlds
2026Established Galleries Go Digital at Art Basel
2026Drawing with Robots | Patrick Tresset
2026A-Z of Digital Art 2026
2025The Latent Image
2024Where Next for Digital Art?
2023The Generations of Generative Art
2022When the Artists Met the Algorist
2022In Search of Generative Art History

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2026RIGHT CLICK SAVE ANNOUNCES NEW ART & TECH QUARTERLY
2026In Search of Aesthetic Consensus | Botto
2026THE CANONS OF DIGITAL ART
2025Digital Art Acquisitions in 2025
2025Remembering Frank Gehry (1929-2025)
2025A Manifesto for AI Agents | Kristi Coronado and Solienne
2025Agents of Eden | Gene Kogan and Xander Steenbrugge
2024The Metamagic of Mathematics
2023The Interview | A. Michael Noll
2023PROOF OF PIXELS
2023Painting and the Personal Computer | Samia Halaby
2023When Art Entered the Computer Age
2022The Lumen Prize Artists | Part 2

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