Computer Technique Group
Japanese collective founded in Tokyo in 1966 by systems engineers, designers, and architects to explore the computer's artistic potential. Their Running Cola is Africa, Deformation of Sharaku, and the Automatic Painting Machine No. 1 appeared in Cybernetic Serendipity (ICA, 1968) and in Jasia Reichardt's The Computer in Art (1971). The group dissolved itself on 1 October 1969.
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In the library
20th Century Computer Art: Beginnings and Developments
Hiroshi Kawano, Koji Kusabuka, Akihiro Kubota · 2006
社会メディアとしての映像技術の新しい展開―コンピュータアニメーション (A New Development in Image Technology as a Social Medium: Computer Animation)
Komei Hayama · 1978
The Computer in Art
Jasia Reichardt · 1971
Computers and Automation, Vol. 17 No. 8 (August 1968) — Sixth Annual Computer Art Contest
Edmund C. Berkeley (ed.) · 1968