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Lillian Schwartz
Lillian Schwartz, person in Le Random's Editorials: 8 editorials, 1 podcast episode, 14 timeline moments.
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Mentioned in
74
Barbara London on New Territory
February 11, 2025
72
Rafaël Rozendaal on a Liquid Canvas
January 21, 2025
63
Val Ravaglia on Electric Dreams
October 17, 2024
37
Demystifying Generative Aesthetics
March 21, 2024
22
Operator on Human Unreadable
November 21, 2023
12
Maya Man on Generative Meaning
September 13, 2023
1
Casey Reas on the History of Generative Art - Part 1
June 22, 2023
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Le Random: An Origin Story
June 22, 2023
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Podcast mentions
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Digital Curators Series 01—Douglas Dodds on Collecting and Valuing Emerging Technologies
September 30, 2024
In the timeline
1925 · Bell Labs Founded
1968 · Lillian Schwartz Begins Her Computer Art Career
1968 · Some More Beginnings at the Brooklyn Museum, New York
1970 · Women Pioneers Bring Naturalism to Computer Art
1973 · Xerox PARC Develops Alto Personal Computer
1973 · International Computer Arts Festival at The Kitchen, New York
1976 · Ruth Leavitt Publishes Groundbreaking Book, Artist and Computer
1977 · P-196-A and P-197-A by Manfred Mohr
1978 · Art of the Space Era – Museum of Art, Huntsville, Alabama
1981 · SIGGRAPH 1981 Computer Culture Art Show
1986 · “Evolving aesthetic criteria for computer generated art: A Delphi Study” by Richard Lucas
1986 · The Computer as an Art Tool at Hurlbutt Gallery at the Greenwich Public Library, Connecticut
1987 · Mona-Leo by Lillian Schwartz
1987 · “Computers and Art,” Syracuse: Everson Museum of Art.
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