A selective view

Collection

Works are published only when there is meaningful new context, provenance, or a connection to another object.

9 published objects
Hy Hirsh, Untitled [Color Abstraction], circa 1950: turquoise loops, a blue disk, magenta bands and a white diagonal waveform against black.
c. 1950Hy HirshUntitled [Color Abstraction]Oscilloscope Photography
Hy Hirsh, Untitled [Color Abstraction], circa 1950: pale pink rounded forms crossed by red bands above undulating blue-violet waves on a dark field.
c. 1950Hy HirshUntitled [Color Abstraction]Oscilloscope Photography
Charles Csuri, Four BSpline Men (1965): four elongated human forms built from layered, distorted black contour lines across white paper.
1965Charles CsuriFour BSpline MenComputer-generated ink plotter drawing
Charles Csuri and James Shaffer, Random War (1967): hundreds of red and black toy-soldier outlines scattered across a white field in standing, aiming, falling and prone poses.
1967Charles CsuriRandom WarTwo-color lithograph on paper
William A. Fetter, Human Figure (Boeing Man / First Man), 1968: three rows of seated computer-drawn figures moving their arms through raised and extended positions.
1968William FetterHuman Figure (Boeing Man / First Man)Lithograph print
Computer Technique Group (CTG), Running Cola is Africa (1968): two sequences of black contours transform a runner into a Coca-Cola bottle and then Africa.
1968Computer Technique Group (CTG)Running Cola is AfricaLithograph print
Waldemar Cordeiro and Giorgio Moscati, Derivadas de uma imagem: Transformação em Grau 0 (1969): line-printer characters form a grainy portrait of a young couple, signed and numbered below.
1969Waldemar CordeiroDerivadas de uma imagem: Transformação em Grau 0Offset print on paper
Miguel Ángel Vidal, Untitled (1969): four pale-blue fields of parallel lines converge at four points, separated by white diagonal channels.
1969Miguel Ángel VidalUntitledScreenprint on paper
Luis Fernando Benedit, Untitled (Flight of a Bee), 1969: white computer-drawn bees shrink in scale along a looping flight path across a dark field.
1969Luis Fernando BeneditUntitled (Flight of a Bee)Screenprint on paper