Richard I Land
Biographic Data
| ID | 951368 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Richard I Land |
| GIVEN NAMES | Richard I |
| FAMILY NAME | Land |
| SIGNATURE | LAND R I |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Cfia Forum
Richard Land responds to Walter Russell Mead's Sept./Oct. 2006 Foreign Affairs article, “God's Country?” and outlines defining characteristics of the American evangelical community. Despite the public's perception that all evangelicals are fundamentalists, the evangelical emphasis on cultural integration and participation distinguishes them from the fundamentalist emphasis on separation. In addition, evangelicals have a mixed influence on foreign…
Television Engineering Handbook
Land's Polaroid
The unauthorized story of the enigmatic man who created a world-class organization in his own image and then lost control of it. 24 pages of photographs
Mapping Information
Fundamentals of Interactive Computer Graphics
A Century of Light
Light-Symphony No. 1, an Experiment in Four-Dimensional Art
Learning to Use Extrasensory Perception
Leonardo
Supersensonics
The Art of Light and Color
Seeing Sound
Physiology of Color and Pattern Vision
On the Physical Behavior of Flashing Incandescent Light Sources
It seems to me that the physical behavior of flashing electric light sources is not sufficiently understood by some kinetic artists who use them. I am thinking in particular about Robert Baldwin's recent discussion in Leonardo in which he claimed that he had projected images on a screen having durations of about 1/100 sec. by means of passing electric current during a short time interval (1/100 sec.) through the filament of an incandescent lamp i…
Original Animals by an Artist
Kinetic Art
The author presents in detail the technical aspects of his Lumia (kinetic painting with projected light) produced by various systems under his designation, Chromara . There is a discussion of Thomas Wilfred’s pioneering efforts in developing a form of this art for which he proposed the name Lumia (he called his particular instrument a Clavilux ). Both cabinet-type instruments and large-scale wall or screen projection systems developed by the auth…
Fountains and Springs
Computer Art
The fundamentals of producing graphic designs by a computer are reviewed. Examples of display techniques are discussed, in particular, printers, plotters and display scopes. A novel system of producing color-stereo displays, with which the operator may interact in real time, is considered in detail and examples of the displays are shown. The machine used was the PDP- 1 Computer of Harvard University. The basic program for producing the displays w…
Non-Verbal 'Discussion' Using Music and Kinetic Painting
Using a new instrument, the author’s Chromara , which ‘paints’ with lights on a translucent screen as a function of time, and a piano, two individuals composing on their respective instruments inter-related their efforts to provide a single unified experience. Throughout the period of simultaneous performance there was much evidence reported by each individual that a form of unplanned communication took place between them that influenced the musi…
Computer Art
The fundamentals of producing graphic designs by a computer are reviewed. Examples of display techniques are discussed, in particular, printers, plotters and display scopes. A novel system of producing color-stereo displays, with which the operator may interact in real time, is considered in detail and examples of the displays are shown. The machine used was the PDP- 1 Computer of Harvard University. The basic program for producing the displays w…
Non-Verbal 'Discussion' Using Music and Kinetic Painting
Using a new instrument, the author’s Chromara , which ‘paints’ with lights on a translucent screen as a function of time, and a piano, two individuals composing on their respective instruments inter-related their efforts to provide a single unified experience. Throughout the period of simultaneous performance there was much evidence reported by each individual that a form of unplanned communication took place between them that influenced the musi…
Computer Art
The fundamentals of producing graphic designs by a computer are reviewed. Examples of display techniques are discussed, in particular, printers, plotters and display scopes. A novel system of producing color-stereo displays, with which the operator may interact in real time, is considered in detail and examples of the displays are shown. The machine used was the PDP- 1 Computer of Harvard University. The basic program for producing the displays w…
Fountains and Springs
Kinetic Art
The author presents in detail the technical aspects of his Lumia (kinetic painting with projected light) produced by various systems under his designation, Chromara . There is a discussion of Thomas Wilfred’s pioneering efforts in developing a form of this art for which he proposed the name Lumia (he called his particular instrument a Clavilux ). Both cabinet-type instruments and large-scale wall or screen projection systems developed by the auth…
Original Animals by an Artist
The Art of Light and Color
Seeing Sound
Physiology of Color and Pattern Vision
On the Physical Behavior of Flashing Incandescent Light Sources
It seems to me that the physical behavior of flashing electric light sources is not sufficiently understood by some kinetic artists who use them. I am thinking in particular about Robert Baldwin's recent discussion in Leonardo in which he claimed that he had projected images on a screen having durations of about 1/100 sec. by means of passing electric current during a short time interval (1/100 sec.) through the filament of an incandescent lamp i…
Leonardo
Supersensonics
Learning to Use Extrasensory Perception
A Century of Light
Light-Symphony No. 1, an Experiment in Four-Dimensional Art
Mapping Information
Fundamentals of Interactive Computer Graphics
Television Engineering Handbook
Land's Polaroid
The unauthorized story of the enigmatic man who created a world-class organization in his own image and then lost control of it. 24 pages of photographs
The Cfia Forum
Richard Land responds to Walter Russell Mead's Sept./Oct. 2006 Foreign Affairs article, “God's Country?” and outlines defining characteristics of the American evangelical community. Despite the public's perception that all evangelicals are fundamentalists, the evangelical emphasis on cultural integration and participation distinguishes them from the fundamentalist emphasis on separation. In addition, evangelicals have a mixed influence on foreign…
Art (12 works) · Computer Science (12 works) · Visual arts (9 works) · Computer graphics (images) (6 works) · Physics (4 works) · Psychology (3 works) · American Environmental and Regional History (2 works) · Art history (2 works) · Art, Technology, and Culture (2 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works)