Institute of Contemporary Arts: Sept 68 (monthly program)

1968

Ephemera

Institute of Contemporary Arts, London
Folded sheet, salmon-pink paper

The Library

Description

The Institute of Contemporary Arts in London printed this program for September 1968, while “Cybernetic Serendipity” filled its gallery. It lists four evening lectures given in the gallery: the engineer Meredith Thring on robots, the cybernetician Gordon Pask on joy and innovation, the Rev. Andrew Q. Morton on the computer as an aid to literary studies, and the composer Pietro Grossi on the computer in music.

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