'(5) "many" '
Photograph
ca. 1970s (made)
ca. 1970s (made)
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Black and white photograph of a computer-generated line drawing, mounted on board.
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Title | '(5) "many" ' (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | Photograph |
Brief description | Black and white photograph of computer-generated graphic representations of electronic music, ' (5) "many" ', by Herbert Brün, ca.1970s. |
Physical description | Black and white photograph of a computer-generated line drawing, mounted on board. |
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Gallery label | Chance and Control: Art in the Age of Computers (2018)
HERBERT BRÜN (1918–2000)
‘Many’ from the series LINKS
USA, 1976
Herbert Brün was a composer and a pioneer of computer-generated music. He exhibited a range of computer graphics in Cybernetic Serendipity that were designed to be interpreted by composers or performers. Brün went on to create increasingly complex images like ‘Many’, one of six works in a series entitled LINKS.
Photographic print, after a computer-generated artwork
Number 5 of 6
Given by the Computer Arts Society, supported by System Simulation Ltd., London
Museum no. E.173-2008(07/07/2018-18/11/2018) |
Credit line | Given by the Computer Arts Society, supported by System Simulation Ltd, London |
Other number | CAS/A0080 - Previous owner's number |
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Accession number | E.173-2008 |
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Record created | April 8, 2009 |
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