Generative Art Timeline · Chapter 3: Analog Era (1950s)

1959

Herbert W. Franke’s Experimentelle Ästhetik Exhibition

Exhibition · Europe

Black-and-white view of suspended display panels containing abstract photographic patterns and oscillographic forms.
Herbert W. Franke, Experimentelle Ästhetik, exhibition view, 1959. Herbert W. Franke. Archival image via art meets science, Stiftung Herbert W. Franke. Photographer not identified in the source. Image source.

The exhibition was held at the Museum of Applied Arts in Vienna, presenting the experimental images of the then physicist-artist, Herbert W. Franke. Franke experimented with a variety of machines and technical methods including, analog computers, oscillograms and X-ray machines.

Text by Peter Bauman. Generative Art Timeline, Le Random.

Sources

People

Herbert W. Franke

Movements

Analog Computer Art, digital art, Electronic Art, Oscillographic Art

Filed under

Ideas
aesthetics, Analog Computer Art, art and science, digital art, science
Technologies
analog computing, oscillograms, X-ray
People
Herbert W. Franke
Works
Electronic Art
Exhibitions
Experimentelle Ästhetik
Organisations
Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna
Places
Vienna

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