Alberto Sartoris by Jorge Glusberg et al - 1981

London/New York: Academy Ed. /St. Martins. 1985. 2nd ed. 0312532296 . Paperback, Fine .

Buenos Aires: Museo Nacional de, 1998-01-01. Paperback. Very Good. 1.5000 9.0000 5.8000.

Scarce run of numbered newsletters by the CAyC (Center for Art and Communication) group, which was founded in the late 1960s by the art critic and entrepreneur Jorge Glusberg. The starting point was the idea of an interdisciplinary Latin American network that would link art, science, technology, and society. From the very beginning, the concept of linking different disciplines and areas of life was guided by the terms of systems theory and cybernetics. The group's first exhibition, which was held in 1969 under the title "Arte y Cibernética" (Art and Cybernetics), was programmatic. Not only artists, but also IT engineers, mathematicians, and sociologists played a leading role in the project. Among other things, newly developed automatic drawing machines were used for the exhibition. Computer-generated drawings were also reproduced using screen printing. The exhibition was so successful that it was not only shown in Buenos Aires, but also in Montevideo, Lima, Minneapolis, San Francisco, New York,… Read More

Remarkably substantial run of numbered newsletters by the CAyC (Center for Art and Communication) group, which was founded in the late 1960s by the art critic and entrepreneur Jorge Glusberg. The starting point was the idea of an interdisciplinary Latin American network that would link art, science, technology, and society. From the very beginning, the concept of linking different disciplines and areas of life was guided by the terms of systems theory and cybernetics. The group's first exhibition, which was held in 1969 under the title "Arte y Cibernética" (Art and Cybernetics), was programmatic. Not only artists, but also IT engineers, mathematicians, and sociologists played a leading role in the project. Among other things, newly developed automatic drawing machines were used for the exhibition. Computer-generated drawings were also reproduced using screen printing. The exhibition was so successful that it was not only shown in Buenos Aires, but also in Montevideo, Lima, Minneapolis, San… Read More