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Exhibition of Computer Graphics in Collaboration with the SIGGRAPH '83 Exhibition of Computer Art

Authors
NHK Culture Center/ OMNI; Thomas A. DeFanti
Editor
Laurin Herr
Publisher
Hakuhodo Incorporated
Place
Japan
Type
Manuscript, text or essay
Organizer
NHK Culture Center/ OMNI
Site
NHK Culture Center/ OMNI
ETC archive
ETC2126

Abstract

Exhibition of Computer Graphics in Collaboration with the SIGGRAPH '83 Exhibition of Computer Art. Catalog begins with a Foreword by the 1983 Organizers, a Message from Thomas A. Defanti, Chair, ACM/SIGGRAPH. Thereafter, the book is written in Japanese. Vividly colorful computer generated art fills the pages amidst these Japanese characters.
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NHK Culture Center/ OMNI
Site:
NHK Culture Center/ OMNI
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NHK Culture Center/ OMNI; Thomas A. DeFanti. Exhibition of Computer Graphics in Collaboration with the SIGGRAPH '83 Exhibition of Computer Art. Hakuhodo Incorporated. 1983.

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Exhibition of Computer Graphics in Collaboration with the SIGGRAPH '83 Exhibition of Computer Art. Catalog begins with a Foreword by the 1983 Organizers, a Message from Thomas A. Defanti, Chair, ACM/SIGGRAPH. Thereafter, the book is written in Japanese. Vividly colorful computer generated art fills the pages amidst these Japanese characters.

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