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randomness, theme in Le Random's Editorials: 8 editorials, 12 podcast episodes, 24 timeline moments.
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Mentioned in
157
Ryan Murdock on Hacking AI
September 28, 2026
92
Infinite Images, Finite Control
July 28, 2025
88
Julia Kaganskiy on Generativity’s Deeper Consideration
June 23, 2025
55
Can Art Replace Religion?
August 5, 2024
52
Frieder Nake on “Machinic” Miracles
July 10, 2024
27
Maya Lin on Systematic Naturalism
January 16, 2024
12
Maya Man on Generative Meaning
September 13, 2023
11
Timeline Chapter 1: Ten Top Moments
September 6, 2023
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Podcast mentions
44
Figure31—Discussing and Demonstrating *DEL* with Peter Bauman
May 29, 2026
26
"Infinite Images" in Conversation—Erick Calderon, Sofia Crespo & Tyler Hobbs
July 6, 2025
23
Discussing Digital Art in 1Q 2025
April 1, 2025
16
"Electric Op" in Conversation—Cory Arcangel, Joan Heemskerk, Tali Hinkis & Rafael Lozano-Hemmer
September 22, 2024
13
Timeline Ch 9—AI Era (2010s) with Tyler Hobbs, Helena Sarin & Rhea Myers
July 30, 2024
12
Interview with Frieder Nake
July 16, 2024
9
One Year of Le Random
March 22, 2024
6
Timeline Ch 5—Artist-Programmer Era (1970s) with Joan Truckenbrod, Hans Dehlinger & Anika Meier
January 14, 2024
5
Timeline Ch 4—Digital Era Pt II (1960s) with Michael Spalter
September 21, 2023
4
Timeline Ch 4—Digital Era Pt I (1960s) with Dr A Michael Noll
September 7, 2023
3
Timeline Ch 3—Analog Era (1950s) with Georg Bak
August 10, 2023
1
Timeline Ch 1—Pre-Modern Era with Marius Watz
July 6, 2023
In the timeline
1757 · Johann Philipp Kirnberger’s Musical Dice Game
1845 · Eureka Exhibited at London’s Egyptian Hall
1888 · John Venn’s “graphical indication of randomness” Appears in The Logic of Chance
1905 · First exhibition of Fauvism
1913 · “3 Standard Stoppages” by Marcel Duchamp
1916 · Hugo Ball Founds Dadaism
1917 · “Untitled [Squares Arranged according to the Laws of Chance]” by Hans Arp
1920 · “Random Poetry (generation)” by Tristan Tzara
1922 · Rayograph by Man Ray
1924 · André Breton Writes the “Surrealist Manifesto”
1925 · Surrealists Experiment with Rules-Based Chance
1934 · The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even (The Green Box) (La Mariée mise à nu par ses célibataires, même [Boîte verte] ) by Marcel Duchamp
1952 · “Love-Letters” by Christopher Strachey
c. 1953 · “Antennae with Red and Blue Dots” by Alexander Calder
1955 · The Term “Artificial Intelligence” Is Coined
1956 · “Suite for Five” by Merce Cunningham
1959 · Béla Julesz Invents Random-dot Stereograms
1959 · Gustav Metzger Begins Creating “Auto-Destructive Art”
1959 · Theo Lutz produces “Stochastic Texts”
1961 · George Maciunas’s “Bread & AG” Opens in New York, the First Fluxus Event
1962 · American Pop Art Bursts onto the Scene
1963 · Military Agencies Create Early Computer-Generated Art
1963 · “Gaussian Quadratic” by A. Michael Noll
1963 · “compArt ER 56 series” and “Random Polygon Move” Signal Frieder Nake’s Entrance into Computer Art
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