Heat-transfer print on fabric, 35 × 36 1/4 in. Bradford Paley, to discuss the analog roots of digital art, how artists have approached their partnership with computers, and how art can emerge from technological innovation.īelow are some of Truckenbrod’s and Paley’s work featured in the exhibition.
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Host John Dankosky is joined by Whitney adjunct curator Christiane Paul, plus artists Joan Truckenbrod and W. Contemporary examples of digital art stretch into sophisticated software, virtual reality, internet art, and even genetic and biotech projects. © 2018 Sol LeWitt/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New YorkĪ series of lines on a wall, drawn by museum staff, from instructions written by an artist.Ī textile print made from scanning the screen of an Apple IIe computer, printing onto heat transfer material, and ironing the result onto fabric.Ī Java program that displays its source code-plus the roving attention of the programmer writing that code, and the even speedier attention of the computer as it processes it.Īll three are works of art currently on display at the Whitney Museum of Art’s ‘ Programmed ’ exhibition, a retrospective of more than 50 years of art inspired or shaped by coding. Whitney Museum of American Art, New York purchase with funds from the Gilman Foundation, Inc.
Wax crayon, graphite pencil, and paint on four walls, dimensions variable.
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