ANTI-AI ARCHIVE
ART-HISTORY NODE / 026 · 1971

Art and Technology program/exhibition

Art and Technology program/exhibition

Maurice Tuchman (curator); participating artists and corporations

Historical context & research account

LACMA's Art and Technology program gives artists access to corporate laboratories and industrial resources. It is not an AI art project. Its place in this genealogy is institutional: it offers an early model for later production relationships among artists, large technology companies and research organisations.

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Date displayed for this node:1971 · Date recorded in the research master:1971

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https://www.lacma.org/lab

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https://www.lacma.org/art/collection/art-and-technology

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Provenance, translation & verification

Archive node #026 · Historical node

Research masters & supplement references · 1

AI Art Genealogy Research Master · p. 10 · 026
Date as recorded: 1971
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