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ART-HISTORY NODE / 019 · 1966

9 Evenings: Theatre & Engineering

9 Evenings: Theatre & Engineering

Billy Klüver; Robert Rauschenberg; John Cage; Lucinda Childs; engineers and artists

Historical context & research account

9 Evenings organizes artists and Bell Labs engineers into large-scale live experiments and contributes directly to the formation of E.A.T. The event expands the roles of computation and control systems in art, providing context for later interactive art, machine behavior and real-time generation.

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Date displayed for this node:1966 · Date recorded in the research master:1966

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https://www.fondation-langlois.org/html/e/page.php?NumPage=294

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Archive node #019 · Historical node

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AI Art Genealogy Research Master · p. 8 · 019
Date as recorded: 1966
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9 Evenings: Theatre & Engineering

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