This issue of Computer Graphics prints the panels of SIGGRAPH ’89 in Boston. It includes the special session “Computer Art – An Oxymoron? Views from the Mainstream,” at which museum curators, the painter Philip Pearlstein and a New York Times critic discussed why the art world had been slow to accept computer art. The cover is an outtake from Pixar’s Tin Toy in which a bag meant to hide the baby came out transparent.
Includes
Barry Arons, Gordon Bancroft, Alan H. Barr, Claire Barry, James F. Blinn, William J. Campbell, Wayne Carlson, Loren C. Carpenter, Rachel E. Carpenter, Coco Conn, Peter Conn, John Derry, Allison Druin, Chris Espinosa, Robert M. Fano, Scott Fisher, James D. Foley, A. Robin Forrest, John T. Gilmore, Donald P. Greenberg, Robert B. Haber, Michael Hawley, Tim Heidmann, Kathy Rae Huffman, Jan Hurst, Kevin Hussey, William Johnston, Yoichiro Kawaguchi, Bill Kroyer, Jaron Lanier, Keith Lantz, John Lasseter, George MacNicol, Michael S. Mahoney, Margaret Minsky, Don Miskowich, Ryou Mochizuki, Cleve Moler, Koichi Omura, Eben Ostby, Philip Pearlstein, Steve Perlman, Richard L. Phillips, Michael Pique, Pixar, John Platt, Harry Rand, Vivien Raynor, William T. Reeves, Craig Reynolds, Bob Riley, Lawrence G. Roberts, Douglas T. Ross, Chris Schmandt, Vibeke Sorensen, Dorothy Spencer, Will Stapp, Hideichi Tamegaya, Norman H. Taylor, Demetri Terzopoulos, Jay Torborg, Lloyd A. Treinish, Bud Tribble, P. Vais, Michael Wahrman, Graham Walters, Chris Wedge, Andrew Witkin, Polle Zellweger, David Zeltzer
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