Talk:Regularity
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Outline possibilities for GRID: | Outline possibilities for GRID: | ||
| + | (Note: this 4-part GRID outline was developed through a quick conversation between Nick and myself. It's not meant to be comprehensive and the section names are certainly not right. Casey, 16 July 2011) | ||
- Jacquard Loom and Knitting (exchange patterns through cards) | - Jacquard Loom and Knitting (exchange patterns through cards) | ||
| + | . a textile is a grid from crossing warp and weft. the punched card grid follows from the textile grid: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kette_und_Schu%C3%9F.jpg | ||
. exchanging codes that produce patterns | . exchanging codes that produce patterns | ||
. see Fabric Workshop and Museum, show at craft museum in SF | . see Fabric Workshop and Museum, show at craft museum in SF | ||
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- Constructivism and Grid in visual art (related to 10 PRINT) | - Constructivism and Grid in visual art (related to 10 PRINT) | ||
| + | Notes for Grid (Casey) 16 July | ||
| − | Notes for Grid: | + | - Birth of cartesian space and objective rational view |
| + | - Early computer core memory in a grid: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ferrite_core_memory.jpg | ||
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| + | Notes for Grid (Casey): | ||
- As a visual work, 10 PRINT follows from Constructivism. | - As a visual work, 10 PRINT follows from Constructivism. | ||
