John H Holloway

Biographic Data

ID	5890626
NAME	John H Holloway
GIVEN NAMES	John H
FAMILY NAME	Holloway
SIGNATURE	HOLLOWAY J H
VERIFIED	No
TOTAL WORKS	10
TOTAL CITATIONS	0
AUTHOR COUNT	10
EDITOR COUNT	0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR	1968
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR	1985
H-INDEX	0

Interrelationships of the Arts, Sciences and Technology
David Topper, David R Topper et al.ARTICLELeonardo1985
The authors present a supplement to their previous bibliography, published in Leonardo in 1980, which covered texts dealing either explicitly or implicitly with interrelationships between the visual arts, science and technology. The items listed in the supplement are mainly secondary sources from the twentieth century
Visual Order in Visual Art and Visual Representations in Science
John H HollowayARTICLELeonardo1981
Interrelationships between the Visual Arts, Science and Technology
David Topper, David R Topper et al.ARTICLELeonardo1980
The authors have prepared a bibliography of texts dealing either explicitly or implicitly with interrelationships between the visual arts, science and technology, but excluding the scientific restoration of art works, the detection of forgeries and the properties and hazards of art materials. The items listed are mainly secondary sources from the 20th century. The authors hope that the bibliography will provide a starting point for a study of thi…
Implementation of Notions of Science in Some of My Reliefs and Drawings
John H HollowayARTICLELeonardo1978
The author outlines three aspects of his work that, he feels, are a direct consequence of his visual experience of images produced by some of the instruments of science and of ideas stemming from scientific thinking. The first is concerned with 3-dimensional reliefs derived from 2-dimensional photomicrographs of metals and other materials. The second is concerned with reliefs that have modular characteristics. These have connections with the orde…
Josef Albers
John H Holloway, François BucherARTICLELeonardo1978
A Report on the Art and Technology Program of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 1967-71
John H Holloway, Maurice Tuchman et al.ARTICLELeonardo1975
Computer Graphics
John H Holloway, Herbert Franke et al.ARTICLELeonardo1972
Aspects of Form. A Symposium on Form in Nature and Art
John H Holloway, Lancelot Law WhyteARTICLELeonardo1971
A Conversation with Josef Albers
John H Holloway, John A Weil et al.ARTICLELeonardo1970
Interviewers' note-At 81, Josef Albers has reached the apex of his creative career. His contributions to art teaching and to visual articulation in this century are already well recognized. Although he became known first as a successful teacher and only later as a successful painter, in recent years he has become one of the most widely exhibited artists and today his own artistic work seems better known than his teaching. He was aware of and expl…
Unconvinced by Stochastic Painting
John H HollowayARTICLELeonardo1968

Unconvinced by Stochastic Painting
John H HollowayARTICLELeonardo1968
A Conversation with Josef Albers
John H Holloway, John A Weil et al.ARTICLELeonardo1970
Interviewers' note-At 81, Josef Albers has reached the apex of his creative career. His contributions to art teaching and to visual articulation in this century are already well recognized. Although he became known first as a successful teacher and only later as a successful painter, in recent years he has become one of the most widely exhibited artists and today his own artistic work seems better known than his teaching. He was aware of and expl…
Aspects of Form. A Symposium on Form in Nature and Art
John H Holloway, Lancelot Law WhyteARTICLELeonardo1971
Computer Graphics
John H Holloway, Herbert Franke et al.ARTICLELeonardo1972
A Report on the Art and Technology Program of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 1967-71
John H Holloway, Maurice Tuchman et al.ARTICLELeonardo1975
Implementation of Notions of Science in Some of My Reliefs and Drawings
John H HollowayARTICLELeonardo1978
The author outlines three aspects of his work that, he feels, are a direct consequence of his visual experience of images produced by some of the instruments of science and of ideas stemming from scientific thinking. The first is concerned with 3-dimensional reliefs derived from 2-dimensional photomicrographs of metals and other materials. The second is concerned with reliefs that have modular characteristics. These have connections with the orde…
Josef Albers
John H Holloway, François BucherARTICLELeonardo1978
Interrelationships between the Visual Arts, Science and Technology
David Topper, David R Topper et al.ARTICLELeonardo1980
The authors have prepared a bibliography of texts dealing either explicitly or implicitly with interrelationships between the visual arts, science and technology, but excluding the scientific restoration of art works, the detection of forgeries and the properties and hazards of art materials. The items listed are mainly secondary sources from the 20th century. The authors hope that the bibliography will provide a starting point for a study of thi…
Visual Order in Visual Art and Visual Representations in Science
John H HollowayARTICLELeonardo1981
Interrelationships of the Arts, Sciences and Technology
David Topper, David R Topper et al.ARTICLELeonardo1985
The authors present a supplement to their previous bibliography, published in Leonardo in 1980, which covered texts dealing either explicitly or implicitly with interrelationships between the visual arts, science and technology. The items listed in the supplement are mainly secondary sources from the twentieth century