Arte Programmata: Freedom Control And The Computer In 1960S Italy Lindsay Caplan University Of Minnesota Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Art General

Tracing The Evolution Of Italian Avant-Garde\ S Pioneering Experiments With Art And Technology Their Subversion Freedom Control In Postwar Italy A Group Visionary Artists Used Emergent Computer Technologies As Both Tools Artistic Production Means To Reconceptualize Dynamic Interrelation Between Individual Collectivity Working Contrary Assumptions That Rigid Structural Nature Programming Limits Subjectivity This Book Traces Multifaceted Practices These Groundbreaking Conviction Could Provide Conditions For Liberated Social Life Situating Developments Within Context Cold War Ensuing Crisis Among Left Arte Programmata Describes How Italy\ Distinctive Political Climate Fueled Group\ Engagement Computers Cybernetics Information Theory Creating Broad Range Immersive Environments Kinetic Sculptures Domestic Home Goods Other Multimedia Design Works Such Bruno Munari Enzo Mari Others Looked Conceptual Frameworks Provided By New Envision Way Out Ideological Impasses Age Showcasing Ingenuity Earliest Computer-Based Study Highlights Its Distinguishing Characteristics While Also Exploring Concurrent Across Globe Centered On Relationships Politics Considers An Important Antecedent Digital Σελίδες: 312 Διαστάσεις: 15 2X15 2Cm