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ART-HISTORY NODE / 020 · 1966

Experiments in Art and Technology (organization)

Experiments in Art and Technology (organization)

Billy Klüver; Fred Waldhauer; Robert Rauschenberg; Robert Whitman

Historical context & research account

Billy Klüver, Fred Waldhauer, Robert Rauschenberg and Robert Whitman help establish Experiments in Art and Technology, institutionalizing collaboration between artists and engineers. E.A.T. is not an AI art organisation, but its collaborative production model becomes important to subsequent digital, media and experimental technological art.

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

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AI Art Genealogy Research Master · p. 9 · 020
Date as recorded: 1966
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Experiments in Art and Technology (organization)

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