Generative Art Timeline · Chapter 6: Personal Computer Era (1980s)
1989
Important Publications of 1989

Copper Giloth and Lynn Pocock-Williams miraculously tracked the major publications for the decade and they are listed here:
1. Edward Barrett, The Society of Text: Hypertext, Hypermedia, and the Social Construction of Information. 2. Andrew S. Glassner, 3D Computer Graphics: A User’s Guide for Artists and Designers. 3. John Lansdown and Rae A. Earshaw, eds., Computers in Art, Design, and Animation. 5. Martha Rosler, “Image Simulations, Computer Manipulations: Some Considerations.” 6. Leonardo begins publication of F.A.S.T. Electronic Bulletin Board.
Text by Peter Bauman. Generative Art Timeline, Le Random.
Sources
People
Andrew S. Glassner, Copper Giloth, Edward Barrett, John Lansdown, Leonardo da Vinci, Lynn Pocock-Williams, Martha Rosler, Rae A. Earnshaw
Movements
computer art
Filed under
- Ideas
- archiving, computer art history
- Technologies
- 3D Graphics, computer art, computer graphics, hypermedia, hypertext
- People
- Andrew S. Glassner, Copper Giloth, Edward Barrett, John Lansdown, Leonardo da Vinci, Lynn Pocock-Williams, Martha Rosler, Rae A. Earnshaw
- Works
- 3D Computer Graphics: A User's Guide for Artists and Designers, Computers in Art, Design, and Animation, Image Simulations, Computer Manipulations: Some Considerations
- Exhibitions
- Information
- Organisations
- bitforms, F.A.S.T. Electronic Bulletin Board
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- 1951 · Edmund C. Berkeley Begins Publishing Computers and Automation
- 1968 · Notable computer artworks
- 1968 · Computer Graphic Exhibition at Brno House of Arts
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Le Random podcast
- Timeline Ch 6—Personal Computer Era (1980s) with Mark Wilson, Copper Giloth, Dan Sandin, David Em, William Latham, Stephen Todd, Darcy Gerbarg & Geoff Davis — listen with transcript on Le Random (08 Feb 2024, 85 min). Featuring Copper Giloth. Chapter 6’s episode. Apple Podcasts · Spotify