Konpyūta Āto no Sōsei コンピュータ・アートの創生: CTGの軌跡と思想 1966–1969

Kazufumi Oizumi Computer Technique Group (CTG)

2015

Book

NTT Publishing, Tokyo
With dust jacket
Japanese
414 pages and 16 pages of plates
10.25" tall

The Library

Description

Kazufumi Oizumi’s Konpyūta Āto no Sōsei (The Genesis of Computer Art) is a history of the Computer Technique Group (CTG), the Tokyo collective that made computer graphics as art from 1966 to 1969. It it the first full-scale study of the group, which showed at “Cybernetic Serendipity” in London in 1968. Oizumi is an artist who learned of computer drawing in a class taught by CTG’s co-founder Masao Kohmura at the University of Tsukuba.

Kennedy in the Net by Computer Technique Group (CTG), 1968

Kennedy in the Net Computer Technique Group (CTG)1968 Print

Cybernetic Serendipity Music by Peter Schmidt, 1968

Cybernetic Serendipity Music Peter Schmidt1968 Sound

Bijutsu Techō 美術手帖, no. 297 by Computer Technique Group (CTG), 1968

Bijutsu Techō 美術手帖, no. 297 Computer Technique Group (CTG)1968 Ephemera

Shakai to Jōhō 社会と情報 (Society and Information), NHK Information Science Course 8 by Computer Technique Group (CTG), 1968

Shakai to Jōhō 社会と情報 (Society and Information), NHK Information Science Course 8 Computer Technique Group (CTG)1968 Book

Cybernetic Serendipity (portfolio) by Kerry Strand, 1968

Cybernetic Serendipity (portfolio) Multiple Artists1968 Print

IBM-Informatique, no. 13 by Computer Technique Group (CTG), 1975

IBM-Informatique, no. 13 Computer Technique Group (CTG)1975 Ephemera

Computopia コンピュートピア, March 1969 by Computer Technique Group (CTG), 1969

Computopia コンピュートピア, March 1969 Computer Technique Group (CTG)1969 Ephemera

Bijutsu Techō 美術手帖, no. 325, “The Myth of Computer Art Vanishes” by Computer Technique Group (CTG), 1970

Bijutsu Techō 美術手帖, no. 325, “The Myth of Computer Art Vanishes” Computer Technique Group (CTG)1970 Ephemera