Computer Art Collection
The heart of the collection — computer, algorithmic, and plotter art, from the pioneers of the 1950s and 60s through artists working today.
35 works · 14 artists · 1970–1979
Dorothy Danziger
Galaxy #1, 1970
Herbert W Franke
1 plotterdrawing, Drakula series, untitled, 1971
Herbert W Franke
Drakula series, untitled, 1971
Manfred Mohr
P-120_1, 1972
Manfred Mohr
P-120_2, 1972
Sylvia Roubaud
serigraph, untitled, 1972
Frank Böttger
serigraph, untitled, 1972
Aron Warszawski
serigraph, untitled, 1972
Manfred Mohr
P-095a, 1972
Vera Molnar
Squares, 1973
Charles Mattox
Abstract plotter drawing, c. 1970–76
Unknown Artist
Vernacular, 'Here's Your Plotting' UNIVAC 1108 Separator Sheet (Run 113590), 1973
Unknown Artist
Vernacular, 'Here's Your Plotting' UNIVAC 1108 Separator Sheet (Run RAL25), 1973
Vera Molnar
Hypertransformation (1 of 2), 1974
Vera Molnar
Hypertransformation (2 of 2), 1974
Peter Beyls
RPX, plotter drawing, 1974
Vera Molnar
Transformation, 1975
Vera Molnar
Transformation (small), 1975
Herbert W Franke
Sicograph Plotterdrawing 1, 1975
Herbert W Franke
Sicograph Plotterdrawing 2, 1975
Herbert W Franke
Sicograph Plotterdrawing 3, 1975
Manfred Mohr
P-163-F80-large, 4 parts — part 1, 1975
Manfred Mohr
P-163-F80-large, 4 parts — part 2, 1975
Manfred Mohr
P-163-F80-large, 4 parts — part 3, 1975
Manfred Mohr
P-163-F80-large, 4 parts — part 4, 1975
ASCII Portrait, 1975
Unknown Artist
Vernacular, ASCII Portrait, 1975
Unknown Artist
Vernacular, Dot Matrix Portrait, 1975
Aldo Giorgini
Surfaces: Aesthetics in Technology (Purdue University), 1975
Ruth Leavitt
Herringbone Variation V, c. 1970s
Vera Molnar
Concentric Squares, 1977
Vera Molnar
Trapez, 1977
Harold Cohen
Untitled (from Amsterdam Suite), 1977
Robert Tinney
Closing the Loop (BYTE cover, February 1979) — attribution under review, 1979
Manfred Mohr
Cubic Limit II (P-196), 1979