Early Computer Graphics @ Translab Website

http://translab.burundi.sk/code/vzx/index.htm#9

from the website:

"In the early 1960s digital computers became available to artists for the first time
(although they cost from $100.000 to several millions, required air conditioning, and
therefore located in separate computer rooms, uninhabitable 'studios';
programs and data had to be prepared with the keypunch, punch cards then fed into the computer;
systems were not interactive and could produce only still images).
The output medium was usually a pen plotter, microfilm plotter (hybrid bwn vector CRT
and a raster image device), line printer or an alphanumeric printout, which was then manually
transferred into a visual medium.

Two main centers of computer art activities:
The Murray Hill lab, Bell Laboratories, New Jersey, us (now AT&T),
Technische Universitat Stuttgart, de (Max Bense)

LIST OF MENTIONED ARTISTS

Ben F Laposky 1952-56
Herbert Franke 1953-55, 1953, 1961-62, 1969 (+ Peter Henne), 1970-71, 1975, 1975, 1978, 1978
William Fetter 1960
A Michael Noll 1962, 1963, 1964, 1964
Charles Csuri 1963, 1968, 1968
Ivan Sutherland 1963
Kenneth Knowlton 1963 (+ Lillian Schwartz), 1964 (+ Stan Vanderbeek), 1966 (+ Leon Harmon)"
John Whitney sr 1963-66, 1967, 1975
Stan Vanderbeek 1964
Frieder Nake 1965
John Stehura 1965-69
Tony Pritchett 1968
Georg Nees 1968-71
Vera Molnar 1968-69, 1974
Edward Zajec 1969-70, 19691971
Manfred Mohr 1969, 1974-76, 1977, 1978
Mark Wilson 1973
Joan Truckenbrod 1975
Tony Longson 1975, 1978