Generative Art Timeline · Chapter 6: Personal Computer Era (1980s)
1980
Art In/Art Out at the Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art, Chicago

Art In/Art Out: ComputerAided Graphics was a “group show examining recent computer graphics as art, a recent area of serious artistic inquiry,” according to a Museum retrospective. According to a 1980 edition of Creative Computing Magazine: “The exhibition has been coordinated and organized by William J. Kolomyjec, computer artist, Lansing, Michigan.” The state of the art of the medium of computer graphics will be illustrated and the works of seventeen established computer graphic artists of national and international origin will be on display.” The show featured the work of Colette Bangert among those “seventeen established computer graphic artists.”
Text by Peter Bauman. Generative Art Timeline, Le Random, fact-checked September 2026.
Sources
People
Colette Bangert, William J. Kolomyjec
Movements
computer art
Filed under
- Technologies
- computer art, computer graphics
- People
- Colette Bangert, William J. Kolomyjec
- Exhibitions
- Art In/Art Out: Computer-Aided Graphics
- Organisations
- Creative Computing, Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art
- Places
- Chicago
Echoes across time
- 1968 · The machine, as seen at the end of the mechanical age at MoMA
- 1964 · Leslie Mezei Gives the First Lecture on Computer Art
- 1966 · Herstellung von zeichnerischen Darstellungen, Tonfolgen und Texten mit elektronischen Rechenanlagen (Production of graphic renderings, audio sequences, and texts by electronic computers) Exhibition
Le Random editorials
- Colette Bangert on Growing Visually, Peter Bauman, May 7, 2024