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= Outline for Repeating: Regularity in Time and Process =
= Outline for Repeating: Regularity in Time and Process =
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1. Motion + Generative are essential to 10 PRINT
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- 10 PRINT is performed by C64
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2. Repeating Motion in Modern Art
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- Naum Gabo and Pevsner Manifesto
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- Hans Richter and Viking Eggeling in abstract animation
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- Repetition in Video Art (Richard Serra “Hand Catching Lead”, Bruce Nauman "Square Dance")
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- Repetition in Experimental Animation (Lillian Schwartz "ENIGMA", Norman McClaren "Synchromy", Tony Conrad "Flicker")
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- Repetition in American Minimalist Music (Reich "Piano Phase" and "Clapping Music", Glass, more...)
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- Repetition in Performance Art (Acconci "Step Piece" Alan Kaprow "Work, A Happening September 1969" )
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- Dance (Lucinda Childs, Philip Glass and Sol LeWitt) brings it all together
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3. Generative Aesthetics
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- Max Bense as influence on Nees, Nake, Mohr. Cybernetic Serendipity
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- Modern definition of Generative (from Gelertner)
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- The Generative has less precedent, early computer images were generative in space, but not time
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- Game of Life as rules followed on a grid in generative way
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[Original List]
[Original List]
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- Game of Life is a process on a grid, fascination since invented, holds on
- Game of Life is a process on a grid, fascination since invented, holds on
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= Outline possibilities for GRID =
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