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conceptual art
conceptual art, theme in Le Random's Editorials: 2 editorials, 3 podcast episodes, 24 timeline moments.
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Mentioned in
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Operator on Human Unreadable
November 21, 2023
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Rhea Myers on Code as Cultural Material
September 26, 2023
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Podcast mentions
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AI Psychosis Summit—Macy Gettles, quasimatt and Kevin Esherick with Peter Bauman
July 31, 2026
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Dr. Nancy Perloff on Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.)
September 12, 2024
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Timeline Ch 4—Digital Era Pt II (1960s) with Michael Spalter
September 21, 2023
In the timeline
1913 · “3 Standard Stoppages” by Marcel Duchamp
1913 · “Bicycle Wheel” by Marcel Duchamp
1916 · Hugo Ball Founds Dadaism
1917 · Fountain by Marcel Duchamp
1952 · Birth of Neo-Dada
1954 · Gutai Movement in Japan
1955 · Victor Vasarely’s Yellow Manifesto Lays Generative Art’s Conceptual Foundation
1961 · George Maciunas’s “Bread & AG” Opens in New York, the First Fluxus Event
1963 · Henry Flynt Coins “Concept Art”
1966 · Sol LeWitt Begins Producing “Serial” Work
1966 · “Untitled (one gallon of industrial high-gloss enamel, poured)” by William Anastasi
1967 · Sol LeWitt Defines Conceptual Art in Print
1968 · Centro de Estudios de Artes y Comunicación (CEAC), later CAyC, Established in Buenos Aires
1968 · Sol LeWitt Brings His Wall Drawings
1969 · “Art and Cybernetics” Exhibition by CAyC
1969 · “Tendencies 4: Computers and Visual Research” at Museum of Contemporary Art Zagreb
1969 · “When Attitudes Become Form” at Kunsthalle, Bern
1969 · “Hello” by Allan Kaprow
1969 · “Sonakinatography I Movement #III for Multi-Media” by Channa Horwitz
1970 · Software at the Jewish Museum, New York
1970 · Information exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art
1970 · Sonia Landy Sheridan Founds Generative Systems at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago
1970 · Lewis Mumford’s The Pentagon Of Power: The Myth Of The Machine and Alvin Toffler’s Future Shock Take Pessimistic View on Technology
1971 · Graffiti Emerges as an Art Form
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