Annual exhibition, publication and technology categories with dating uncertainty. Only page 1 of the 15-page scan was read; full close reading remains pending.
View full image ↗First page of the scan of Giloth and Pocock-Williams’s 1990 computer-art chronology (journal page 283), showing its exhibition, publication and technology structure.
Authors: Copper Giloth and Lynn Pocock-Williams. Original publication: Art Journal; scan hosted by Monoskop.
Source · A Selected Chronology of Computer Art: Exhibitions, Publications, and Technology ↗About this reference
Copper Giloth and Lynn Pocock-Williams place exhibitions, publications and technology alongside one another. The first page, which has been read, explains the selected chronology’s method, making it a reference for what a historical entry should record rather than merely a list of years.
Research use
Its parallel categories and treatment of dates offer a method for connecting publications, exhibitions and technical practice as distinct forms of evidence. Approximate dates and the possibility of repeated invention should remain visible rather than being replaced with invented precision for sorting.
Versions and evidence limits
The research record identifies 1990 as the publication year without supplying a month or day. The publisher’s DOI page returned 403 during the recorded access. Only page 1 of the 15-page scan was read; the remaining 14 pages must not be described as fully reviewed.
Further investigation
Read the remaining pages and citations, then trace contemporary catalogues and publications. Keep the original publication gateway and the scan gateway distinct.
Original source and reading scope
Read the original in English ↗Methodological statement on page 1 of a 15-page scan; the remaining pages await close reading.
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Citation and method
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Copper Giloth; Lynn Pocock-Williams. A Selected Chronology of Computer Art: Exhibitions, Publications, and Technology. Art Journal; scan hosted by Monoskop. 1990. https://monoskop.org/images/e/e2/Giloth_Copper_Pocock-Williams_Lynn_1990_A_Selected_Chronology_of_Computer_Art.pdf
ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. A Selected Chronology of Computer Art: Exhibitions, Publications, and Technology. 2026-10-02. https://salondesrefuses.cn/en/topics/ai-art/references/src-0774
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