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Coding the World: Mutations/Creations

August 22, 2018

Coding the World: Mutations/Creations

Synchronous Objects included in Paris exhibition at the Pompidou
Ohio State Professors Maria Palazzi and Norah Zuniga Shaw’s co-creation with choreographer William Forsythe, Synchronous Objects is featured currently at the Pompidou Center in Paris. The work is part of the exhibition Coder le Monde/Coding the World presenting the history and current state of contemporary digital creation in different disciplines. The curators write “returning to the history of the digital code and the way in which artists have seized it since the advent of the computer in the 1960s, the exhibition reveals a common aesthetic and critical universe that questions our daily life entirely irrigated by digital logics. Articulated around six timelines, the exhibition exposes multiple correspondences in the logic of creation and offers a global readability of what constitutes a culture of the digital.” The exhibition runs from June 15 - August 27, 2018.
 

1967 digital art by Professor Charles Csuri

Also on display at the exhibition is a 1967 image of Professor Charles Csuri's early piece entitled, "Flies."

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