Digital Revolution: An Immersive Exhibition of Art, Design, Film, Music and Video Games

Neil McConnon, Conrad Bodman, Dani Admiss

2014

Book

Barbican Art Gallery, London
Paperback
Numbered edition of 3,000 with five cover images; this copy cover 4/5, no. 0984
208 pages

Description

The catalog of “Digital Revolution,” the Barbican’s 2014 exhibition curated by Conrad Bodman, came in a numbered edition of 3,000 copies with five different cover images. This is copy 984, with cover 4, a photograph from the show. The exhibition surveyed art, design, film, music and games made with digital technology. It opened with a section called “Digital Archaeology,” whose oldest work was William Fetter’s Boeing Man of 1964, one of the first computer models of the human body.

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