The Library

Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet – Tate Catalogue, 2024

I would say a fairly essential edition to the library of anyone interested generative art, optical, kinetic and programmed art. I enjoyed the show, which which drew a wide arc and gave some lesser known figures and movements the recognition they deserved. The (permutational) poet and calligrapher Brion Gysin was one and the movement/magazine Radical Software being another.

As usual some more impressions below.

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Nam Jun Paike! I saw his exhibition at the Talbot Rice Gallery in Edinburgh. Way ahead of his time.

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It's pretty big, the texts are great and well researched, and it has a lot of images! Well worth it!

Wow, that looks fantastic. I’m putting it on my Xmas list.

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Yeah I had the same 'problem'. It was e x t e n s i v e and there were lots of details to get trapped inside. Alongside the fact that some of the artworks require/d a significant amount of viewing time to really get the most out of them and, indeed, to experience what the artist was trying to achieve. Glad I picked up the catalogue. A lot in it there was not explored in the show.

I agree - such a good show, i had to go twice and feel like i still missed some details. ✨