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11 documents in the collection
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Gilman, Amy. – Organizing art : information theory and conceptual art : a case study of the Xeroxbook exhibition. – Cleveland : Case Western Reserve University, 2005. – 385 p.
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At a distance : precursors to art and activism on the Internet. – Edited by Annmarie Chandler and Norie Neumark. – Cambridge : MIT Press, 2005. – 486 p. – (Leonardo book series). – Include a chronology of network art.
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Lee, Pamela, M. – Chronophobia : on time in the arts of the 1960s. – Cambridge : MIT Press, 2004. – 368 p.
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Kester, Grant H. – Conversation pieces : community and communication in modern art. – Oakland : The Regents of the University of California, 2004. – 239 p.
Text in catalogue
Cramer, Florian ; Gabriel, Ulrike. – «Software art». – Transmediale.01 : do it yourself! : art and digital media : software - participation - distribution = Kunst und digitale Medien : Software - Partizipation - Distribution. – Edited by Andreas Broeckmann and Susanne Jaschko. – Berlin : Berliner Kulturveranstaltungs, 2001. – P. 29, 31, 33.
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Bijvoet, Marga. – Art as inquiry : toward new collaboration between art, science and technology. – New York : Peter Lang Publishing, 1997. – 283 p. – (Series XX ; 32).
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Benthall, Jonathan. – Science and technology in art today. – New York : Praeger, 1972. – 180 p.
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Burnham, Jack. – The structure of art. – Assisted by Charles Harper and Judith Benjamin Burnham. – Revised edition. – New York : George Braziller, 1970. – 195 p.
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Burnham, Jack. – Beyond modern sculpture : the effects of science and technology on the sculpture of this century. – New York : George Braziller, [1968]. – 402 p.
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Shanken, Edward A. – «Cybernetics and art : cultural convergence in the 1960s». – From energy to information : representation in science and technology, art, and literature. – Edited by Linda Dalrymple Henderson and Bruce Clarke. – Stanford : Stanford University Press, 2002. – P. 255-277.
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Jennifer Gabrys, Residue in the E.A.T. archives In the wake of her ongoing research on parallel phenomena such as the exponential accumulation of obsolete computer components and the saturation of data in electronic networks, Gabrys here comments on the projects undertaken by E.A.T.
Software, Information Technology: Its New Meaning for Art Catalogue published for the exhibition Software, Jewish Museum, New York, September 16 to November 8, 1970.
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Shanken, Edward A. – «Gemini rising, moon in Apollo : attitudes on the relationship between art and technology in the US, 1966-71». – ISEA97 Chicago : conference proceedings. – Chicago : The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, [1998]. – P. 58-61.
Also available on the Internet. {{www.duke.edu}}
Text in catalogue
Shanken, Edward A. – «Art in the information age : technology and conceptual art». – SIGGRAPH 2001 : electronic art and animation catalog. – New York : Association for Computing Machinery, 2001. – P. 8-15.
Also available on the Internet. {{www.duke.edu}}
Text in periodical
Penny, Simon. – «Systems aesthetics and cyborg art : the legacy of Jack Burnham». – Sculpture. – HTML file. – Vol. 18, no. 1 (Jan./Feb.1999). – P. [?].
Also available on the Internet. {{www.ace.uci.edu}}
