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“1985 Computer-Aided Design Arts Show Slide Set”, 1985

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    1985 Computer-Aided Design Arts Show Slide Set

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    1985

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    SIGGRAPH ’85 Art Show Slide Set Credits

     Edited by touise Etra, Rachel Carpenter and Gregory MacNicol 

    This slide set documents the works displayed at the SIGGRAPH ’85 art show. Each slide is printed here in black and white to facilitate locating information about the images. The full color 35mm slide set can be ordered from: ACM Order Department, P.O. Box 64145, Baltimore, MD 21264; 1-800-526-0359, ext. 75. 

    1. Carrie Adell Solar Wind 1983 Three-way neckpiece, 16x8x.5 in. Silver, copper, gold electroplate Inspired by NASA images of heat zones of electromagnetic field of the sun 
    2. Carlos Arguello Faces 1984 Cibachrome print, 36×62 in. Hardware: Synthetic Video EX2 Computer Choreographer Software: Synthetic Video Graphics 
    3. William C. Bramble Statica 1984 Print, 30×40 in. Hardware: Apple IIE Software: System
    4. Jeff Brice Ohio 1984 Cibachrome print, 20×30 m. Hardware: DEC PDP-I I Software: Images II 
    5. Susan Brown Puzzle Piece Cl7BU 1984 Plotter print, 24×20 in. Indiana University Hardware: CDC855, Nicolet Zeta plotter Software: S. Brown 
    6. Nancy Burson Lion/ Lamb 1984 B and W Photograph, 9 3/16×9 1/8 in. Hardware: PDP 11-780, AED frame buffer Software: Custom C R. Carling, D. Kramlich 
    7. Rikk Carey Room with a View to the Castle of the Mad King 1985 Cibachrome print, 16×20 m. Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Hardware: VAX 11 /780, Grinnell 27-bit framebuffer Software: Ray Tracing R. Carey, R. Hall, C. Verbeck 
    8. Christian Cavadia Patchwork 1983 Print, 26×38 cm. A.R.T.A. Paris Hardware: Tektronix 4052, digital plotter 4662 Software: C. Cavadia 
    9. Elaine Cohen Portrait 1984 Print, l l xl4 in. Sheridan College Computer Graphics Lab, Ontario, Canada Hardware: Dicomed D38 Software: System 
    10. Deborah S. Colman Pas de Deux but… 1985 Print, 14xl4 in. West Coast University, Los Angeles Hardware: VAX 750, Ramtek 9200 Software: WCU Point G. Walker 
    11. Jean-Francois Colonna Summer 1985 Print, 60×40 cm. Lactamme-Ecole Polytechnique, France Hardware: J.F. Colonna Software: J.F. Colonna
    12.  Russ Coons View from Paseo Miramar Road 1985 Print, 11×14 in. Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa, CA Hardware: Apple IIE Software: Penguin, 15 color version
    13. Larry Cuba Calculated Movements 1985, 6:00 Still from videotape Hardware: Datamax UV-I Software: Zgrass T. DeFanti
    1. Joanne Culver Oranges I 984 Print, 19×20 in. No Coast Design Hardware: DEC/Sandin Image Processor Software: J. Culver (slide text lists incorrect affiliation.) 
    2. Johanne Daoust The Kids 1983 Cibachrome print, 11×14 in. Sheridan College Computer Graphics Lab, Ontario Canada Hardware: Norpak IPS2, Videotex Page Creation System Software: 699 Telidon 
    3. Mark Dearing Apartment Dwellers 1985 Print, I 6×20 in. Digital Images Hardware: Digital Graphics Systems Cat 1600-31 Software: Cat Pallette
    4.  Amber Denker Nagasaki I I 985 Print, 20×24 in. NYIT Computer Graphics Lab Hardware: VAX 11/780, Genisco frame buffers Software: P. Heckbert, F. Parke
    1. Kathleen M. Dolberg Gossamer 1984 Print, 16×20 in. Los Alamos National Lab Hardware: Tektronix 4015 / FR80 Camera Software: Mapper 
    2. Diana Dosch Cheri 2 1984 ( detail) Ink-jet print, 72×72 in. Hardware: IBM PC, Cubicomp frame buffer, Diablo Cl50 printer Software: Time Arts.Easel, dithering software by J. Schier 
    3. Bob Drebin Self Portrait 1985 Photographic print, 1 lxl4 m. Lucasfilm Ltd. Computer Division Hardware: Pixar Image Computer Software: In-house 
    4. Marilyn Eitzen-Jones Cosmos 1984 Collage, photo and watercolor, 23×30 in. Hardware: Commodore 64, SuperSketch Graphics Tablet Software: Graphics Master 
    5. Eudice Feder Wind-Warn 1985 Plotter print, 9xl 8 in. California State University, Northridge Hardware: CDC Cyber 750 Software: Simplot, R.J. Abbott 
    6. Jurgin Lit Fischer Big Dice 1984 Print, 39.5×39.5 in. Hardware: Prime 9950/55-11, Benson 1222 Aristomat 8320, DIN AO Software: FORTRAN 
    7. Donald Gambino Carribean Dream 1985 Print, 20×24 in. School of Visual Arts, NY Hardware: IBM PC, GTCO Graphics Tablet Software: Time Arts Easel 
    8. Jeremy Gardiner Celebes 1983 Acrylic and graphite on canvas, 6.5×5.5 ft. Hirst Research Centre General Electric City of London Polytechnic Hardware: Tektronix, Benson plotter, BBC Micro Model B Software: Picasso (Picture Algorithm Subroutine Oriented), TEGEA paint program Special thanks to Raster Technologies 
    9. Geoffrey Y. Gardner Quadric Clouds 1985 Print, 8xl0 in. ‘Grumman Research Center Hardware: Data General Eclipse, Genisco GCT3000, Matrix-2000 Software: G. Gardner 
    10. Laurence M. Gartel Paradise Jungle 1985 Photostat of B and W printout, 50×40 in. Hardware: Apple Imagewriter Printer Software: MacPaint 
    11. Darcy Gerbarg Map 1 1984 Ceramic tile, 24×24 in. One of nine tiles Hardware: Gould SEL, Celco film recorder S_ oftware: MAGI Synthav1s10n 
    12. Copper Giloth Fields # 17 1984 Ink plotter print, 23x 19 in. Real Time Design,lnc. Hardware: Datamax UV-I, VAXI 1/750, HP7580A Software:UV-1 Print System, Plotter software P. Caldes, C. Giloth 
    13. Guy Guillet Chairs I J/ 1985 Print, l 6×20 in. Visible Language Workshop, MIT Hardware: Perkin Elmer 3220, Grinnell frame buffer Software: Visible Language Workshop, MIT (Slide text lists incorrect affiliation.) 
    14. Martin Heller Homage a’Bill Max 1984 Plotter print, 13.5×22 in. Hardware: Prime 250, Calcomp plotter Software: lnvisicalc 
    15. Mike Higgins (by invitation) Flying Saucer Lamp 1980 Glass lampshade/ oak stand, 60×30 in. dia. Hardware: PDP 11 / 45, Zeta plotter Software: Custom FORTRAN M. Higgins 
    16. Hubert Hohn Untitled 1985 Dot Matrix Digital Ideogram, 8×32 ft. Banff School of Fine Arts, Banff, Canada Hardware: Apple 11+, Epson MX-80 Software: 6502 Assembler H. Hohn Collaborators: R. Reynolds, C. Lewis 
    17. David Peter Hunsburger Strung Together 1984 Plotter print, 44×42 in. University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada Hardware: lkonas, Versatec Software: Paint Program 
    18. Christian Janicot Windows 1985 Cibachrome print, 60×80 cm. Computer Video Film, Paris Hardware: Quante) Paint Box Software: Quante! 
    19. Josef Jankovic (by invitation) The Expansion 1985 Serigraph, 27×32 in. Bratislava, Czechoslovakia Hardware: PDP 11/34, Tektronix 611 display Software: Custom Fortran, Algol and Basic Collaborator: Dr. Imrich Bertok mathematician, programmer 
    20. Grant Johnson, Ted Driscoll, Glenn Hanson Bright Angel Canyonfrom Dana Butte 1985 Cibachrome print, l 6×26 Ill. International Imaging Systems Hardware: I2S Model 75 Software: I2S System 575 version 3.1 
    21. Lauretta Jones Home Again, Home Again (Higgeldy Jig) 1984 Cibachrome and linen cord, 16.75xl2.25 in. Hardware: Apple II+, Number Nine Board Software: V-Paint Plus 
    22. Don Joyce Over the Edge 1985 Photographic print, 11×14 in. Unison W arid Inc. Hardware: Sharp MZ-5000 PC 8086 Software: Unipaint, F. Fischer 
    23. David Kamins Knoll 1985 Print, 20×20 in. Boston University Hardware: IBM3081-D, VAXI I /750, Matrix Instruments QCR Liacom Display Generator Software: Designinteractive scene simulation and animation software; BUSMS solid modeling system. 
    24. Alyce Kaprow Face 1984 Cibachrome print, 16×20 m. MIT Visible Language Workshop Hardware: Perkin Elmer 3220, Grinnell frame buffer Software: VL W ‘SYS’ 
    25. Yoichiro Kawaguchi Origin 1985 Print, 16×20 Ill. Nippon Electronics College, Art and Science Lab, Japan Hardware: Links-I System directed by K. Omura developed at Osaka University Software: Links-I System Special thanks: Chroma Copy, SF 
    26. Isaac Victor Kerlow Pyramid in Black and White Number Five 1985 Etching, 20x 16 m. Hardware: DEC VAX 11 /780 and Apple II+ Software: Cantos and Softare by artist 
    27. Robin King (by invitation) Untitled 13 I 985 Cibachrome print, 8×8 in. Sheridan College Computer Graphics Lab, Ontario, Canada Hardware: NYIT Images II Software: NYIT Images II 45. Myron W. Krueger Videoplace 1984-85 Interactive computer environment Hardware: National 16000 controlling six microcoded processors Software: Custom C, LISP Collaborators: K. Hinrichsen, T. Gionfriddo, J. Rinaldi, B. Shay. 
    28. Haresh Lalvani Into Tesspoly 1985 Photographic print, 11 x 14 m. NYIT Computer Graphics Lab Hardware: lkonas and VAX 11/780 Software: Solid Modeling System, Quadric Rendering Software 
    29. Donald R. Leich Clouds in Lhe Head 1985 Cibachrome print, 20×20 m. Digital Effects Inc. Hardware: Harris 800 Computer, Dicomed D48 Software: DEi’s proprietary Visions 
    30. Mark Lindquist Day Dreams: Scenesfrom a Nigh/mare 1984 Print, l 6×24 in. Digital Effects Inc. Hardware: PDP 11/34, Lexidata frame buffer, Dicomed film recorder Software: Custom C G. Miller 
    31. Margot Lovejoy (by invitation) Azimuth I 1983 Serigraph ( one of two) 30×40 in. Hardware: IBM 3380 Software: System 
    32. Alan Marshall Luminous Erololron 1984 Kinetic light sculpture, 36x48x36 in. Hardware: Zilog system controller Software: J. Watkins 
    33. Don MacKay Mess 1985 Photographic print, 16×20 m. University of Waterloo, Canada Hardware: IBM PC with Lumena System Software: Time Arts Lumena 
    34. Martin Maguss Sushi To Go 1985 Print, l 6×20 in Visual Images-SF Hardware: Genigraphics IOOC Software: System 
    35. Steve Martino New Vision 1985 Cibachrome print, I 6×20 m. Cranston-Csuri Productions, Inc. Hardware: VAX 11 /780, Pyramid Technologies Mainframe, Marc III frame buffer Software: Cranston-Csuri proprietary Collaborators: Cranston-Csuri hardware and software teams 
    36. Steven L. Mayes Compu-scape 1984 Photo etching mono-print, 18×20.5 in. Hardware: Tektronix 4027A Software: System 
    37. Nelson L. Max Stereo Ice Crystal 1984 Kodachrome print, 30×30 in. (use 3-D glasses) Fujitsu Limited, Tokyo, Japan Hardware: Fujitsu M380 mainframe, Panafacom U1200, Dicomed D48R Collaborators: F. Hirata, M. Takakuwa 
    38. Janda McEachern Mindbender 1985 Print,11×14 in. Durham College, Oshawa, Canada Hardware: Dicomed Imaginator Software: System 
    39. Susan Migliore Pixelated 1985 Cotton fabric, 30×30 in. Hardware: Apple Macintosh Software: MacPaint 
    40. Hideki Mitsui Planets-4 1983 Photograph and gouache,1 90 sq. cm. University of Tsukuba, Japan Hardware: FACOM M-200 Computer Software: Custom FORTRAN 
    41. Manfred Mohr P-370-J 1984-1985 Acrylic on canvas, (I of 4) 24×24 in. Manfred Mohr Studio,NY Hardware: PDP 11/23, Alphamerics plotter Software: M. Mohr 
    42. Monique Nahas, HerveHuitric Turn Right 1984 Print, 20×26 in. University of Paris-A TI, France Hardware: VAX 780 Software: In-house ‘Rodin2’ 
    43. Maureen Nappi Jouir de la Jouet 1985 Print, 16×20 in. Computer Graphics Center, VCA Teletronics Hardware: Quante! DPB7000 Paintbox, Dunn film recorder Software: Quante! DPB7000 Paintbox Operating System 3.1 
    44. Barbara Nessim Staircase of Men 1985 Print, 16×20 in. Hardware: IBM PC, Scion PC640 Software: Time Arts Easel 
    45. Marsha Nygaard (by invitation) Computer Orchestrated Light, Glass and Metal Sculptures 1985 Light (LEDs, lasers and neon), aluminum and glass (colored, clear and dichroic) Hardware: Commodore 64 Software: Custom C. Charboneau Collaborators: C. Charboneau, K. Herrick
    46. Peter Oppenheimer (Name spelled incorrectly on slide text.) Views from My Window ll 1985 Photographic print, 16×20 m. NYIT Computer Graphics Lab Hardware: VAX 11 /780, Dicomed film recorder Software: NYIT 3D Graphics System 
    47. Michael O’Rourke Bucks. County Slucid 1985 Photographic print, 40×45 m. NYIT Computer Graphics Lab Hardware: VAX 11 /780, Genisco and Ikonas frame buffers, Dicomed D48 Software: NYIT proprietary 
    48. Bruce L. Papier Clown Crowd I 1985 Electrostatic print, 40×60 m. Arizona State University Hardware: Datamax UV-IR Software: Modified Paint 
    49. John Pearson Reflections #12 1984 Pastel, charcoal, conte, pencil, 50×38 in. Oberlin College, Ohio VAX Research Center, Univ. of New Mexico Hardware: Comtal Vision II Software: Technical assistance David Gold Directed by Ed Angel, assisted by John Brayer 
    50. I. M. Pei Associates Louvre Project 1984 Design study, ( I of 4) 8x!O m. Computervision Corporation, Bedford, Mass. Hardware: CV CDS 4000 Software: CV CADDS-4X Collaborators: I.M. Pei Associates S. Oles, Y. Weymouth Computervision W. Murphy, 0. Buchholz Special thanks: Chroma Copy, SF 
    51. Thomas Porett Totem #5 1984 Color inkjet print, 48xl5 m. Hardware: Symtec PGS III, ACT II Chromojet printer Software: D. Turner 
    52. Sally Pryor Trompe l’Oeil II 1984 Print 20xl6 in. Cranston/ Csuri Productions, Inc. Hardware: Pyramid, Marc Ill frame buffer, Celco film recorder Software: CCP Collaborators: J. Berton, S. Dyer, J. Light, S. Ho, T. Tran, R. Chung 
    53. Annick Richard, Christian Cavadia Paysage Nocturne 1983 Print, 26×38 cm. A.R.T.A. Paris Hardware: Tektronix 4052, Digital Plotter 4662, Tablet 4956 Software: Original 
    54. Dan Sandin, Louis Kauffman, Don Day Array of Julia Set images 1985 Thermal printout, 47×56 in. Electronic Visualization Laboratory University 0f Illinois at Chicago Hardware: Datamax UV-I, Mitsubishi printer Software: Zgrass T. DeFanti; Assembly Language R. Lee (Slide text copyright should read 1985.) 
    55. Lillian F. Schwartz Big MOMA 1984 Photographic print, 8×4 ft. IBM Thomas J. Watson Laboratory Hardware: IBM 4381, Celco color film recorder, Raster Technologies frame buffer Software: Prototype R. Voss 
    56. Sonia Landy Sheridan Light Plane 1985 Print, 11 xl4 in. Hardware: Cromemco Z-2D, Cat 400 Software: Time Arts Easel 
    57. Gregg Smith Willoughby Sharp 1985 Ink jet ·print, 11 x 15 in. Hardware: Artronics PC2000 Studio Computer, ACT-II Chromajet Software: Artronics paint software 
    58. Vibeke Sorensen (by invitation) Microfishe 1985 Color stereoscopic prints, 40×50 cm. (I of 2) California Institute of Technology Hardware: VAX 11 /780, Raster Technologies frame buffer Software: B. Vonherzen, D. Whelan 
    59. Greta Weekly Rousseau Dreaming 1984 Cibachrome print, 20xl6 in. Vucom Graphic Systems Hardware: Dicomed D-80 Software: Dicomedia II Special thanks: Chroma Copy, SF 
    60. Mark Wilson Skew-Bl2 1985 Ink on paper, 20×60 in. Hardware: 1MB PCjr., Tektronix 4663 plotter Software: M. Wilson

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    1. Carrie Adell Solar Wind 1983 Three-way neckpiece, l6x8x.5 in. Silver, copper, gold electroplate Inspired by NASA images of heat zones of electromagnetic field of the sun
    2. Carlos Arguello Faces 1984 Cibachrome print, 36×62 in. Hardware: Synthetic Video EX2 Computer Choreographer Software: Synthetic Video Graphics
    3. William C. Bramble Statica 1984 Print, 30×40 in. Hardware: Apple IIE Software: System
    4. Jeff Brice Ohio 1984 Cibachrome print, 20×30 in. Hardware: DEC PDP-I I Software: Images II
    5. Susan Brown Puzzle Piece Cl7BU 1984 Plotter print, 24×20 in. Indiana University Hardware: CDC855, Nico- let Zeta plotter Software: S. Brown
    6. Nancy Burson LionlLamb 1984 B and W Photograph, 9 3/ l6x9 l/8 in. Hardware: PDP ll-780, AED frame buffer Software: Custom C – R. Carling, D. Kramlich
    7. Rikk Carey Room with a View to the Castle of the Mad King 1985 Cibachrome print, 16×20 ln. Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Hardware: VAX lll780, Grinnell 27-bit framebuffer Software: Ray Tracing – R. Carey, R. Hall, C. Verbeck
    8. Christian Cavadia Patchwork 1983 Print, 26×38 cm. A.R.T.A. Paris Hardware: Tektronix 4052, digital plotter 4662 Software: C. Cavadia
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