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Journal Article
The Art of Computing as Frieder Nake’s Response to the Problem of “Mechanized Mental Labor”
2019
Overview
This paper discusses the process of recognition of early computer art not as iconic but as a purely intellectual or conceptual form as it took place during a debate on the pages of PAGE, initiated by Frieder Nake’s “Statement for PAGE” and his seminal text “There Should Be No Computer Art.”
Publisher
MIT Press,The MIT Press,MIT Press Journals, The
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