Golan Levin

For drawings-as-musical-scores, see "Music Insects" (1990, unreleased by Nintendo but exhibited at the Exploratorium) and the related "SimTunes" (1996, via Maxis), both by Toshio Iwai -- shown at 63' in this video:

Hi friends, I'm seeking "making-of" Medium-style essays by artists about their software artworks. Good texts (like e.g. @flight404's Meander, @zachlieberman's Más Que la Cara, @reas's Phototaxis) would include a mix of inspiration, history, code, etc. Thanks for diverse recs!

Hi friends, I'm seeking "making-of" Medium-style essays by artists about their software artworks. Good texts (like e.g. @flight404's Meander, @zachlieberman's Más Que la Cara, @reas's Phototaxis) would include a mix of inspiration, history, code, etc. Thanks for diverse recs!

Hi friends, I'm seeking "making-of" Medium-style essays by artists about their software artworks. Good texts (like e.g. @flight404's Meander, @zachlieberman's Más Que la Cara, @reas's Phototaxis) would include a mix of inspiration, history, code, etc. Thanks for diverse recs!

Tangentially related, in directing @creativeinquiry, I have found this book helpful, "What Do You Expect from an Art Institution in the 21st Century?" (2002) by Palais de Tokyo. Consists of extracts from hundreds of interviews.

My colleague @angelawashko made this excellent pedagogic resource that could be helpful:

thanks for sharing this, it was a great read.

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I think your work is spectacular.

In 2016, Claire @ntschk, at the time a student in my computational arts course at @creativeinquiry, used automation to produce "So Sorry", a 214-page book containing "every apology I have made over email, with the context of the apology redacted."

Brutally good work.

For drawings-as-musical-scores, see "Music Insects" (1990, unreleased by Nintendo but exhibited at the Exploratorium) and the related "SimTunes" (1996, via Maxis), both by Toshio Iwai -- shown at 63' in this video: