Past event
Patric Prince: Digital Art Visionary
Explore visionary collector Patric D. Prince's unique collection of digital art and the fascinating collaborations and use of technology it reveals. The 14 works on display provided a snapshot of digital art practices from the 1960s to early 2000s.
Display highlights
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'Portrait Virus', inkjet print, part of a portfolio of documentation for the event Portrait Virus, curated by Patric Prince, 29 October – 1 November 1992, CyberArts, Pasadena Convention Centre, United States -
'Sines of the Times', plotter drawings on paper, by Robert E. (Bob) Holzman, 1970 – 71, United States -
'Shoe-Field', colour lithograph from interactive art work, by Sonya Rapoport, 1989, United States -
'Running Cola is Africa', screenprint, from a plotter drawing, by Masao Kohmura (Computer Technique Group), 1968, Japan -
'Approach', computer-generated colour photograph, by David Em, 1975, Sierra Madre, United States -
'Mapplethorpe and the Nineties', autostereogram, by Art(n), 1990, United States
Header image:
Photographic still from the videogame 'Cube Quest', by Paul Allen Newell, about 1984, United States. Museum no. E.985-2008. © Victoria and Albert Museum, London