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In 1965, Nees exhibits computer graphics in Stuttgart; Noll and Béla Julesz show computer-generated pictures at New York's Howard Wise Gallery; Nake is also among the earliest public exhibitors of algorithmic art. The computer enters art institutions as a means of producing form, extending its role beyond engineering.
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