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Douglas Dodds

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Douglas Dodds is an independent curator and researcher. He was previously a senior curator at the Victoria and Albert Museum, which now holds an extensive collection of computer-generated art from the early 1960s onwards. V&A exhibitions include “Digital Pioneers” (2009-10) and “Chance and Control: Art in the Age of Computers” (2018).

From The Interview | A. Michael Noll, July 2023

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Victoria and Albert Museum

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  • 2023The Interview | A. Michael Noll
  • 2023Our Fathers | Chuck Csuri and D. P. Henry

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  • 2023Our Fathers | Chuck Csuri and D. P. Henry

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  • 2023The Interview | A. Michael Noll
  • 2022In Search of Generative Art History

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  • 2026Drawing with Robots | Patrick Tresset

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Victoria and Albert Museum— Museum