1. Lillian Schwartz: Pushing the Medium - CHM - Computer History Museum
Nov 17, 2021 · The artist Lillian Schwartz was honored with a CHM Fellow award in 2021 for her pioneering work at the intersection of art and computing.
Meet new CHM Fellow Lillian F. Schwartz, a pioneer at the intersection of art and technology.
2. PAINTING BY NUMBERS: THE ART OF LILLIAN SCHWARTZ - Artforum
Schwartz also shot photomicrographs of crystals forming in glass cells, working with a chemist to produce shapes in morphological dialogue with her graphic and ...
Lillian Schwartz, Pixillation, 1970, 16 mm, color, sound, 4 minutes. © Lillian F. Schwartz. THE CRYSTAL PEN On a Sunday in 1970, Salvador Dalí summoned pioneering computer artist Lillian Schwartz…
3. 4. Lillian F Schwartz - Opening Contemporary Art
Lillian F. Schwartz, born in 1927, is a 20th century American artist who is best known for her established work with computers.
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4. Lillian Schwartz: Pixillation | AMFA - Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts
The saturated colors, complex rhythm, and geometric shapes of Lillian Schwartz's "Pixillation" went on to define 1970s computer art.
5. Best of Lillian Schwartz - The Henry Ford
Lillian Schwartz is a pioneer of computer-generated art. From 1969-2002, she was a resident visitor at Bell Laboratories and Lucent Technologies.
Lillian Schwartz is a pioneer of computer-generated art. From 1969-2002, she was a "resident visitor" at Bell Laboratories and Lucent Technologies, producing groundbreaking films and multimedia works. The Schwartz Collection spans Lillian's childhood to her late career. It documents her expansive mindset, mastery over traditional and experimental mediums, and ability to create inspirational connections between science, art, and technology.
6. 2D-3D Animation without Pixel Shifting | Lillian F. Schwartz
The first 3D digital animation created by Lillian Schwartz, Before Before, was screened December 10, 2012 at the Museum of Modern Art New York, NY.
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7. Lillian Schwartz - Mudam
Lillian Schwartz (1927, Cincinnati, Ohio) stated in 1984: 'My art has been nurtured by harnessing the technology that invades our everyday life.
Through its collection, exhibitions, programmes and partnerships, Mudam Luxembourg aims to advance its mission to collect, present and make accesiible the most relevant art of our times, for the largest public possible.
8. Sculpture | Lillian F. Schwartz
I deliberately created life-size plaster sculptures by first building a support made of chicken wire, wrapping plaster gauze over the wire to make an armature.
“PROXIMA CENTAURI” Created 1968 Copyright © 1968, 2012 Lillian F. Schwartz All rights reserved.
9. Lillian Schwartz - AWARE
Lillian F. Schwartz is a pioneer of computer-generated art. In the 1970s, she made a series of abstract films exploring the formal potentialities of a ...
Lillian F. Schwartz is a pioneer of computer-generated art. In the 1970s, she made a series of abstract films exploring the formal potentialities of a technology whose language, still experimental at the time, offered unprecedented perspectives on the emergence of a new visual paradigm. Born...
10. Lillian F. Schwartz: The Morphing of Mona
Artist Statement: The morphing of Leonardo to Mona Lisa, 1987, could only have been realized with a computer. Lillian Schwartz split the faces of the Mona ...
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11. “Creating in my head”: How Lillian Schwartz turned life's obstacles into ...
Dec 14, 2023 · By 1955, abstract shapes had begun to disrupt Lillian's vision, reminding her of Pablo Picasso's paintings. The culprit was chorioretinitis, a ...
In 1949, Lillian Schwartz — an artist who became well known for her experimental spirit — packed her bags and boarded the U.S. Army Transport Ship General Daniel I. Sultan. Lillian's husband, Jack Schwartz, was a doctor and military service member. Several months earlier, he took up a new station in a pediatric hospital far from his home in New Jersey — in Fukuoka, Japan. Lillian and her young son now made the lengthy trek to join him there. Ten days of worry about seasickness, dysentery, and their safety aboard a military vessel passed as they crossed the Pacific Ocean.
