Systems Theory, Systems Art and the Computer: Ernest Edmonds interviewed by Francesca Fanco
Date
2017-07-24
Authors
Advisors
Journal Title
Journal ISSN
ISSN
0308-0188
Volume Title
Publisher
Taylor and Francis
Type
Article
Peer reviewed
Yes
Abstract
Ernest Edmonds has pioneered the field of computational art and contributed to the broader field of contemporary art from the late 1960s to the present. Francesca Franco is a Venetian-born art historian based in the UK whose research focuses on the history of art and technology. The central theme of her research is the history of art and technology and the pioneers of computer art. This interview with Edmonds, conducted by Franco in 2016, explores how Systems art, Systems Theory, and his personal relationships with artists such as Malcolm Hughes, Kenneth Martin and Edward Ihnatowicz influenced his art practice
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Keywords
computational art, computer-based art, generative art, interactive art, Systems, Cybernetics, media art history
Citation
Edmonds, E. A. and Franco, F. (2017) Systems Theory, Systems Art and the Computer: Ernest Edmonds interviewed by Francesca Franco. Interdisciplinary Science Reviews Journal, 42 (1), pp. 169-179