Chart showing the game structure of "Ecogame", an innovative British art project of 1970. Using early machine learning, Ecogame became the first digitally-driven, multiplayer, interactive gaming system in the UK.
Learn more about Ecogame in “Creative Simulations", out now! bit.ly/3xdOE58

In London this week? Come and hear a talk I’m giving at the Bartlett on Wednesday 7th : www.ucl.ac.uk/bartlett/eve... (no need to book for in-person attendance)

A close up color photo of a plant with many long leaves. The leaves have droplets of water and sunlight on them. Photo by me.

Lupin in the morning
#blueskyartshow #green

Beautiful Harold Cohen on view at the Dallas Art Fair, courtesy of Gazelli Art House: “Untitled”, 1984
Coloured dye over ink on paper
57.1 x 76.2 cm. See also article I wrote last year: www.studiointernational.com/index.php/in...

What was it like to be a woman artist involved in arts education and administration during the 1970s to 90s? Sue Gollifer (born 1944) is a pioneer of digital printmaking. Read my article here www.linkedin.com/pulse/discov...

#generativeart and #aiart didn’t just come out of nowhere - “A Computer in the Art Room: the origins of British Computer Arts 1950-1980” is now available as an ebook @amazonkindle.bsky.social & Apple books £5.99 & $4.99

Are you interested in the history of art & tech in Britain? My newest book features George Mallen, pioneer of creative computing since 1964, cybernetics and Gordon Pask, artist Stephen Willats, the Royal College of Art & the history of the Computer Arts Society in 1960s-1970s bit.ly/3xdOE58