FineArt Forum Volume 9, Number 10 October 15, 1995
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Contents: Editorial: Paul Brown
John Whitney, Sr: Larry Cuba
Changes to faf mailing format: Paul Brown
Call for ISEA 96: isea@sara.nl
INTERNATIONAL DIRECTORY OF DESIGN: Raymond Lauzzana
World Wide Web Design Guide: Stephen Wilson
RevoLucid for the SGI: Dave Scruton
The Annex: Spencer E. Ante
ORBIS FICTUS: NEW MEDIA EXHIBITION IN PRAGUE:
SOROS center for contemporary art
CODE - Realms: Annette Weintraub
modem symphony page: john reeves
PASSING TO NETVILLE: Giorgio Vaccarino
MINDBREAKER STUDIOS: William Carr
Istanbul Museum of Painting and Sculpture: oguzhan ozcan
Seeking Employment: Paul Lindale
CyberArt Gallery Breaks All Boundaries: Peter H. Rosen
GUERRILLA GIRLS: Andrew Garton
Complexity, Society and Liberty Conference: Pierre Lemieux
Recursive Angel: David Hunter Sutherland
New Japanese Micromachine WWW Site: Stanton McCandlish
Squeaky Wheel: Kathleen Williamson
schwa: Jamie Wilson
Voice On the Net (VON) Mailing List: Extra
The Poetry & Literature Page: Michael Lean
GAMMA - Alternative Music Page: Michael Lean
Animation and Fine Art Galleries: Michael Lean
Internet Australasia: Michael Lean
SIM TV 3 - INTERACTIVE TELEVISION: NHK TV
Black Harlequin Space V.2: Andrew Garton
DOORS OF PERCEPTION 3 'ON MATTER': Wendela Smit
eMUSIC Catalogs now available
City of Bits: Jeremy Grainger
GRINDER
URBAN DESIGN AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY: Peter Droege
CORE.DUMP: brad brace
FOLK DUET at CAI Internet Gallery: Dong Secuya
MAKING LIGHT WORK: iris
Creativity and Cognition 1996: Linda Candy
Arts Wire Web_based Conferencing
Free Film & Video Netlinks: Michael Lean
Cinema Giovani: Michael Lean
Paintings exhibition: Michael Lean
Museweek: Michael Lean
isolation in velocity: heath bunting
Virtual Body - call: OLIVIER KOECHLIN
Cadex '96 - Preliminary Call: HAROLD P. SANTO
The Electric Gallery: Michael Lean
interARTisrael: Michael Lean
HI'95: Fay Sudweeks
Digital City: Michael Lean
Cultural Diversity - Face-to-face Conference
Horn Towers: Norm Larsen
inter: Letourneau Jacques
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DISCLAIMER
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Editorial: Paul Brown (P.Brown@its.gu.edu.au)
This issue of FineArt Forum is dedicated to the memory of John
Whitney Snr. who died on Friday 22 September 1995.
I first saw work by John Whitney Snr. at the Cybernetic
Serindipity exhibiton at the ICA in London in 1968. His work had
a direct influence on my own career and I began to work with
computers systems as my primary medium soon after
I had the great pleasure to meet him in Groningen at the SISEA 90
where he was the Keynote Speaker.
Whitney will be remembered as the founding figure of the computer
arts field. He worked with military surplus analog computers in
the 1950's and began working on digital systems in the early 1960's.
His book "Digital Harmony, On the Complementarity of Music and
Visual Art" was published by Byte Books/McGraw Hill in 1980.
ISBN 0-07-070015-X
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From: Larry Cuba (cuba@well.com)
Subject: John Whitney, Sr
Dear Friends,
I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I just learned that
John Whitney,Sr died on Friday (22 September 1995) and I knew you
would want to know.
The impact he had on my life is immeasurable. I will miss him
deeply and remember him always with great respect and affection.
If any of you have a recollection of a personal interaction with
John or an expression of what he meant to you, his sons, John,
Jr., Mark and Michael would appreciate your sending them a note
so that they may collect these thoughts for a memorial tribute.
The email address is: jwhit@earthlink.com
Sadly and with regards to all,
Larry Cuba
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From: William Carr (bcarr@phoenix.net) via FringeWare
Subject: MINDBREAKER STUDIOS
MINDBREAKER STUDIOS features surrealistic psychedelic deviant
digital mixed media art.
http://www.phoenix.net/~bcarr/mbs.html
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