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geometry, theme in Le Random's Editorials: 3 editorials, 5 podcast episodes, 24 timeline moments.
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Commentary by Mark Wilson
March 14, 2024
19
Concrete to Generative: “Real Space” Explorations in South America
October 24, 2023
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The Zach Lieberman Commission
August 30, 2023
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Podcast mentions
43
New York Frieze Week—Michael Connor, Regina Harsanyi & Karyn Nakamura with Peter Bauman
May 12, 2026
12
Interview with Frieder Nake
July 16, 2024
8
Timeline Ch 6—Personal Computer Era (1980s) with Mark Wilson, Copper Giloth & Rick Sayre
February 8, 2024
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Timeline Ch 2—Modern Era with Kate Vass
July 20, 2023
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Timeline Ch 1—Pre-Modern Era with Marius Watz
July 6, 2023
In the timeline
2000 BCE · Babylonians Begin Visualizing Mathematics
900 BCE · Ancient Andean Textiles Weave Legacy of Identity
500 BCE · Pythagoras Popularizes Geometric Patterns
300 BCE · Euclid’s Elements
700 · Emergence of Islamic Geometric Art
1514 · Albrecht Dürer Creates Engraving Melencolia I
1844 · Hugh Blackburn Describes the Harmonograph
1906 · Cézanne Begins His “Mont Sainte-Victoire” Series
1907 · “Les Demoiselles d’Avignon” by Picasso kicks off Cubism
1912 · Sonia and Robery Delaunay Develop Orphism
1912 · Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 2 by Marcel Duchamp
1913 · Malevich Begins Developing Suprematism
1915 · Kazimir Malevich Stages “The Last Exhibition of Futurist Painting 0.10” in Petrograd
1917 · Mondrian and van Doesburg Found De Stijl
1917 · “Painterly Architectonic” by Liubov Popova
1918 · “Red and Blue Chair” by Gerrit Rietveld
1919 · Walter Gropius founds Bauhaus
1921 · Tatlin and Rodchenko Found Constructivism
1922 · “K VII” by László Moholy-Nagy
1922 · Oskar Schlemmer premières 'Triadisches Ballett'
1923 · “Composition 8” by Wassily Kandinsky
1924 · “Counter Composition V” by Theo van Doesburg
1927 · Kazimir Malevich Publishes “The Non-Objective World”
1929 · “Arithmetic Composition” by Theo van Doesburg
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