Historical context & research account
Jack Burnham's Software exhibition brings information processing, conceptual systems and interactive processes into an art institution. It connects systems aesthetics, conceptual art and computational culture, providing an important context for understanding artworks through rules, protocols, programs and informational processes rather than exclusively as discrete objects.
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Software exhibition, Jewish Museum, New York
https://fondation-langlois.org/html/e/page.php?NumPage=541
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Software exhibition, Jewish Museum, New York
https://monoskop.org/Software_(exhibition)
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Archive node #025 · Historical node
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AI Art Genealogy Research Master · p. 10 · 025
Date as recorded: 1970
Software exhibition, Jewish Museum, New York ↗
Software exhibition, Jewish Museum, New York
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