The Monolith

1968

Ephemera

Inter-ACT Corporation for Advanced Computer Techniques Corporation, New York
Paperback, perfect-bound, magazine format

The Library

Description

Published in 1968 by Inter-ACT Corporation for Advanced Computer Techniques Corporation (ACT), a New York software firm, this book carries a series of photographs of sculptures and murals. A note inside says the sculptures and murals were on permanent display at ACT’s offices at 437 Madison Avenue, and that the quotations beside them come from speeches by the company’s chairman, Charles Philip Lecht. One page displays a photograph of a COBOL program listing.

Art d’Église, No. 142 by Roman Verostko, 1968

Art d’Église, No. 142 Roman Verostko1968 Ephemera

bit international 1: the theory of informations and the new aesthetics by Ivan Picelj, 1968

bit international 1: the theory of informations and the new aesthetics Ivan Picelj1968 Ephemera

bit international 3: international colloquy computers and visual research, Zagreb August 3–4 1968 by Boris Kelemen, 1968

bit international 3: international colloquy computers and visual research, Zagreb August 3–4 1968 Boris Kelemen1968 Ephemera

bit international 2: computers and visual research by Boris Kelemen, 1968

bit international 2: computers and visual research Boris Kelemen1968 Ephemera

2 sammelband futura 14 bis 26 1968 Ephemera

Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel (Museum am Ostwall, Dortmund, 1968) 1968 Book

Institute of Contemporary Arts: Sept 68 (monthly program) 1968 Ephemera

Thinking Machines? (16mm film reel) 1968 Film