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design, theme in Le Random's Editorials: 4 editorials, 10 podcast episodes, 24 timeline moments.
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New Histories: Previewing Autumn 2026 in Art and Technology
September 14, 2026
152
A.A.Murakami on Existence as Medium
August 31, 2026
54
John Maeda on Computational Evolution
July 22, 2024
37
Demystifying Generative Aesthetics
March 21, 2024
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Podcast mentions
45
AI Psychosis Summit—Macy Gettles, quasimatt and Kevin Esherick with Peter Bauman
July 31, 2026
44
Figure31—Discussing and Demonstrating *DEL* with Peter Bauman
May 29, 2026
42
Strange Rules and Protocol Art at the Venice Biennale—Trevor Paglen & Primavera De Filippi with Peter Bauman
May 8, 2026
40
Kayvon Tehranian & Sebastian Sanchez—Digital Art Post Boom with Peter Bauman
February 13, 2026
39
Lawrence Lek—World Entry Points with Peter Bauman
January 16, 2026
33
Dr Mimi Nguyen—Disruptive Innovation in Contemporary Art with Peter Bauman
November 21, 2025
31
Ian Goodfellow on Inventing GANs with Peter Bauman (Deep Learning Series 02)
November 6, 2025
17
Digital Curators Series 01—Douglas Dodds on Collecting and Valuing Emerging Technologies
September 30, 2024
4
Timeline Ch 4—Digital Era Pt I (1960s) with Dr A Michael Noll
September 7, 2023
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Timeline Ch 1—Pre-Modern Era with Marius Watz
July 6, 2023
In the timeline
300 BCE · Euclid’s Elements
1673 · Gottfried Leibniz Builds the Calculating Machine
1804 · Joseph-Marie Jacquard Invents the Jacquard Loom
1851 · The Great Exhibition of London Lights Early Spark of the Arts & Crafts Movement
1861 · William Morris Founds Decorative Arts Firm Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co.
1876 · “Tulip and Rose” by Morris & Co.
1883 · Art Nouveau Is Born
1887 · “Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society” Officially Gives Arts & Crafts Movement its Name
1904 · Hermann Muthesius Inspired by visit to Great Britain
1907 · Hermann Muthesius Founds the Deutscher Werkbund
1912 · Henry van de Velde Forms the Weimar School of Arts and Crafts
1918 · “Red and Blue Chair” by Gerrit Rietveld
1919 · Walter Gropius founds Bauhaus
1922 · “K VII” by László Moholy-Nagy
1923 · Bauhaus Repositions
1923 · First exhibition of Bauhaus, Weimar
1924 · “Counter Composition V” by Theo van Doesburg
1925 · International Exposition of Modern Industrial and Decorative Arts, Paris
1931 · Gunta Stölzl Departs the Bauhaus
1933 · Nazis Permanently Close the Bauhaus
1937 · László Moholy-Nagy founds the Chicago Institute of Design
1944 · “Language of Vision” by György Kepes
1948 · Claude Shannon Develops Information Theory with “A Mathematical Theory of Communication”
1952 · Founding of the Independent Group (IG)
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