Explorations in Art and Technology

Quarto in illus pale-grey boards; xvi, 304 pages: illustrations (some color); 24 cm; bibliographical references (pages 281-282) and index. Contents: 1.; Context --; 2.; Environment --; 3.; Research --; 4.; Collaboration --; 5.; Practice --; 6.; Windows to a New Dimension: Bettina Brendel --; 7.; A Million Millennial Medicis: Harold Cohen --; 8.; Structure in Art Practice: Ernest Edmonds --; 9.; Generative Art: Manfred Mohr --; 10.; From Zombies to Cyborg Bodies: Extra Ear, Exoskeleton and Avatars: Stclarc --; 11.; Tears in the Connective Tissue: Joan Truckenbrod --; 12.; Algorithmic Fine Art: Composing a Visual Arts Score: Roman Verostko --; 13.; An Observer's Reflections: The Artist Considered as Expert: Thomas Hewett --; 14.; Realizing Digital Artworks: Colin Machin --; 15.; Being Supportive: Andre Schappo --; 16.; Working with Artists: Manumaya Uniyal --; 17.; Creating Graspable Water in Three-Dimensional Space: Joan Ashworth --; 18.; The Artist as Digital Explorer: Dave Everitt --; 19.; Hybrid Invention: Beverley Hood --; 20.; Contemporary Totemism: Jean-Pierre Husquinet --; 21.; The Illusion and Simulation of Complex Motion: Fre Ilgen --; 22.; The Computer: An Intrusive Influence: Michael Kidner --; 23.; Switched On: Marlena Novak --; 24.; The Color Organ and Collaboration: Jack Ox --; 25.; Digital Spirituality: Anthony Padgett --; 26.; Integrating Computers as Explorers in Art Practice: Michael Quantrill --; 27.; Deconstructing the Norm: Juliet Robson --; 28.; Shifting Spaces: Esther Rolinson --; 29.; Going Somewhere Else: Ray Ward --; 30.; New Directions for Art and Technology: George Whale --; 31.; Defining Interaction: Linda Candy. / Computer art. Art and technology. Art et technologie. Art and technology. Computer art. As new.