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At this Friday&#039;s CS Table/Algorithmic Arts session (at noon in Rosenfield 224A) we will discuss the relationship of computer art to some pre-computer approaches, particularly constructivism.
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Our reading discusses the ways in which artists have attempted to forefront process and instructions in their work: 
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Wright, Richard. From System to Software: Computer Programming and the Death of Constructivist Art. In Brown, et al., eds. &lt;i&gt;White Heat Cold Logic: British Computer Art 1960-1980&lt;/i&gt;.
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Copies of the reading are available outside Professor Rebelsky&#039;s office (Noyce 3824).  Please make sure to do the whole reading so that our discussion is productive. Jennelle will lead our discussion.
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