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April 6, 2026
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January 21, 2025
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London Digital Art Guide: Writers' Roundtable
October 16, 2025
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Reviewing Digital Art in 3Q 2025
September 28, 2025
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One Year of Le Random
March 22, 2024
In the timeline
1955 · Victor Vasarely’s Yellow Manifesto Lays Generative Art’s Conceptual Foundation
1964 · First version of BASIC Released
1970 · Trained Artists Intervene with Computers
1971 · Graffiti Emerges as an Art Form
1973 · Xerox PARC Develops Alto Personal Computer
1976 · Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak Develop the Apple I and Found Apple
1977 · Computergraphik by Lothar Limbeck
1977 · Apple Introduces Apple II
1978 · Computer Art Grows
1980 · Traditionally Trained Artist, Mark Wilson, Buys Microcomputer to Make Art
1983 · Apple’s Lisa: Early Personal Computer with GUI
1991 · World Wide Web goes public
2005 · Zach Lieberman releases OpenFrameworks v0.01
2006 · 20th Century Computer Art at Tama Art University Museum, Tokyo
2007 · Steve Jobs Announces the iPhone
2012 · Processing Foundation Begins
2013 · Lauren Lee McCarthy Creates p5.js
2018 · SuperRare launches
2021 · Fx(hash) Launches
2023 · MoMA Postcard Launched
2024 · LACMA Digital Witness
2024 · Light: Rafaël Rozendaal at MoMA
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