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Degrees of Disruption: Vera Molnar and Generative Art
Featuring over 50 works by influential artist Vera Molnar and contemporary practitioners, this display explores how Molnar’s early experiments with computers and algorithmic thinking continues to resonate with digital art today.
Display highlights
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'Self-Portrait at Sainte-Victoire', collage, by Vera Molnar, 2004, Paris, France -
'MicroImage', inkjet print, by Casey Reas, 2002, United States -
'Bonne Annee 1987', red plotter drawing, by Vera Molnar, 1986, Paris, France -
'Untitled (Imaginer, Construire)', lithograph of computer-generated drawing, by Vera Molnar, 1985, Paris, France -
'(Des)Ordres', plotter drawing, by Vera Molnar, 1974, Paris, France -
'I'm Saying I'll Have to Check In', plotter painting, from collection 'Spring in the Winter', by Licia He, 2023, London, England -
'"Parcours 10x10 cinq rectangles".', analog electrophotographic (EP) printing with dry toner, by Vera Molnar, 1976 -
'Interruptions', plotter drawing, by Vera Molnar, 1969, Paris, France -
'Bonne Annee 1986', plotter drawing, by Vera Molnar, 1986, Paris, France -
'Bluena', digital print, by Harm van den Dorpel, from the series 'Algues Artificielles', 2016 -
'Sketchbook A #64', digital pigment print, by William Mapan, 2023, France
Header image:
'Untitled (Imaginer, Construire)', lithograph of computer-generated drawing, by Vera Molnar, 1985, Paris, France. Museum no. E.999-2008. © Victoria and Albert Museum, London