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Germany, place in Le Random's Editorials: 8 editorials, 10 podcast episodes, 24 timeline moments.
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Mentioned in
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Gottfried Jäger on a New Kind of Being
March 2, 2026
110
Holly Herndon & Mat Dryhurst on Artificial Psychedelia
November 24, 2025
86
Reprogramming Sensory Habits
June 9, 2025
74
Barbara London on New Territory
February 11, 2025
63
Val Ravaglia on Electric Dreams
October 17, 2024
52
Frieder Nake on “Machinic” Miracles
July 10, 2024
45
Jen Lowe and Patricio González Vivo on Democratizing Knowledge
May 21, 2024
43
Kevin McCoy on Bridging net.art and Blockchain
May 2, 2024
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Podcast mentions
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terra0—What the "(Autonomous) Forest" Wants with Peter Bauman
December 19, 2025
20
Recapping 2024 and Projecting 2025 in Digital Art
January 13, 2025
19
"Electric Dreams" in Conversation—Rebecca Allen, Analívia Cordeiro & Eduardo Kac
December 23, 2024
18
Digital Curators Series 02—Regina Harsanyi & Jon Ippolito on Preserving the Digital
November 4, 2024
12
Interview with Frieder Nake
July 16, 2024
10
Timeline Ch 7—Net Era (1990s) with Auriea Harvey, Joshua Davis, LIA, Scott Draves & Vuk Ćosić
April 11, 2024
9
One Year of Le Random
March 22, 2024
5
Timeline Ch 4—Digital Era Pt II (1960s) with Michael Spalter
September 21, 2023
2
Timeline Ch 2—Modern Era with Kate Vass
July 20, 2023
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Elevating the Generative Art Space (Launch Episode) with Casey Reas, ciphrd, Anne Spalter, Anika Meier & Georg Bak
June 28, 2023
In the timeline
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
1919 · Walter Gropius founds Bauhaus
1920 · First Dadaist Fair Held in Berlin
1923 · “Construction in Enamel” by László Moholy-Nagy
1923 · First exhibition of Bauhaus, Weimar
1925 · The Bauhaus Moves to the Iconic Dessau Campus
1925 · Bauhaus Weavers Revolt
1931 · Gunta Stölzl Departs the Bauhaus
1933 · Nazis Permanently Close the Bauhaus
1941 · Konrad Zuse Completes the Z3
1957 · ZERO Forms in Düsseldorf
1960 · Kurd Alsleben and Cord Passow Make Analog Computer Drawings
1961 · Invention of the Zuse Graphomat Z 64
1963 · “Exposition of Music—Electronic Television” Exhibition by Nam June Paik
1965 · The World’s First Computer Art Exhibition: “Georg Nees: Computergrafik”, Studiengalerie der TH Stuttgart
1965 · computer grafik by Georg Nees and Frieder Nake at Galerie Wendelin Niedlich in Stuttgart (Germany)
1966 · “Herstellung von zeichnerischen Darstellungen, Tonfolgen und Texten mit elektronischen Rechenanlagen” (Production of graphic renderings, audio sequences, and texts by electronic computers) Exhibition
1969 · “Computerkunst - On the Eve of Tomorrow” Exhibition in Hanover
1972 · Grenzgebiete der bildenden Kunst (“Frontiers of Fine Arts”) Exhibit at the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart
1983 · Water Tower, Verviers, Belgium by Bernd and Hilla Becher
1984 · German Cracking Service: Slamball
1986 · Art ware: Kunst und Elektronik at Messe AG and Siemens AG, Hannover, Germany
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