ANTI-AI ARCHIVE
ART-HISTORY NODE / 021 · 1968

Computer Arts Society

Computer Arts Society

Alan Sutcliffe; George Mallen; John Lansdown

Historical context & research account

Founded in Britain, the Computer Arts Society connects artists, designers, engineers and researchers. Its significance is institutional: computer art begins to acquire sustained structures for exhibition, discussion, publication and professional exchange, moving beyond scattered experiments into a continuing field of practice.

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Date displayed for this node:1968 · Date recorded in the research master:1968

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Archive node #021 · Historical node

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AI Art Genealogy Research Master · p. 9 · 021
Date as recorded: 1968
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