The Use of Computers in the Arts

The artist describes his use of the microcomputer to explore the nature of images he has created in the visual arts. He explains how he used a new IBM authoring language called HANDY to create a wide variety of images that later became a basis for drawings in colored pencils and black-and white lithographs. This article is an attempt to show how he has incorporated a new technology into an ongoing body of work and in what ways this has altered the content and direction of his art

Abstraction · Art · Computer graphics (images) · Epistemology · Human–computer interaction · The arts · Visual arts · Art, Technology, and Culture · Computer Science · Philosophy

• A Review of the Use of Symmetry, the Golden Section and Dynamic Symmetry in Contemporary Art

  Harold J Mcwhinnie•Leonardo•1986

  Add to list