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Spalter Digital
Spalter Digital, organisation in Le Random's Editorials: 2 editorials, 1 podcast episode, 24 timeline moments.
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New Histories: Previewing Autumn 2026 in Art and Technology
September 14, 2026
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A. Michael Noll on When It All Started
March 25, 2025
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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
1950 · Ben Laposky Makes the First Oscillons
1953 · Oscillons 34, 26, 14, 47 by Ben Laposky
1956 · Ben Laposky Releases Colored Electronic Image
1956 · Herbert W. Franke Begins Creating Art with an Oscillograph
1962 · A. Michael Noll Creates some of the First Creative Graphics with a Digital Computer; Terms Phrase “Programmer-Artist”
1963 · “Gaussian Quadratic” by A. Michael Noll
1963 · Kenneth C. Knowlton develops BEFLIX
1964 · Hiroshi Kawano Publishes His First Algorithmic Images
1964 · “Computer Composition with Lines” by A. Michael Noll
1965 · Computer-Generated Pictures, Howard Wise Gallery
1965 · 13/9/65 Nr. 2 (“Hommage à Paul Klee”) by Frieder Nake
1966 · CTG Pioneers Digital Generative Systems
1966 · Maughan S. Mason’s Traveling Show of Analog Computer Generated Works
1967 · “Hummingbird” by Charles Csuri
1967 · “Untitled (Micro Innovation)” by Georg Nees
1967 · “Matrix Multiplication Series 31” by Frieder Nake
1967 · “Computer Nude (Studies in Perception I)” by Leon Harmon and Ken Knowlton
1967–68 · “Running Cola is Africa” by Computer Technique Group (CTG)
1968 · “Plexus” and “The Snail” by Kerry Strand and Larry Jenkins
1968 · Vera Molnár Begins her Computer Art Phase with the “Interruptions” Series
1969 · “Slant One” by Auro Lecci
1970 · Women Pioneers Bring Naturalism to Computer Art
1970 · Georg Nees, Computergrafik Computerplastik (Computer Graphics Computer Sculpture) Portfolio
1971 · Manfred Mohr’s First Solo Museum Exhibition of Computer-Generated Art
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