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Cognition and tool use

Charles M. Keller

1996

The Future Of Art In A Postdigital Age From Hellenistic To Hebraic Consciousness

Mel Alexenberg

2011

Digital handmade

Lucy Johnston

2015

Geek Sublime

Vikram Chandra

2014

Material Alchemy

Jenny Lee

2015

Responsive environments

Lucy Bullivant

2006

The Accident of Art

Sylvère Lotringer, Paul Virilio

2005

Processing

Ben Fry, Casey Reas

2007

Hand-made machines

Paul Granjon

2007

Machine art in the Twentieth Century

Andreas Broeckmann

2016 ★ 4.3

Electronic culture

Timothy Druckrey

1996

To arrive where you are

Kim A. Echlin, Barbara Moon

2000

The art of steampunk

Art Donovan

2011

Art and technics

Lewis Mumford

1952

Art and technology through the ages

Robert R. Ingpen

1995

MediaArtHistories

Oliver Grau

2007

The impact of technology in art

Alex Woolf

2016

NEW SCREEN MEDIA: CINEMA/ART/NARRATIVE; ED. BY MARTIN RIESER

Andrea Zapp

2002

The lure of antiquity and the cult of the machine

Horst Bredekamp

1995

Metacreations

Mitchell Whitelaw

2004

New media art

Lucy Kimbell

2004

Art and Lies

Jeanette Winterson

1995

Screen Ecologies

Linda Williams, Larissa Hjorth, Kristen Sharp et al.

2016

Form+code in design, art, and architecture

Casey Reas

2010

Getting started with Processing

Casey Reas

2010

Art of the electronic age

Frank Popper

1993

Art and Innovation

Craig Harris

1999

Critical terms for media studies

Mark B. N. Hansen, W. J. T. Mitchell

2010

Interface cultures

Laurent Mignonneau, Dorothée King, Christa Sommerer

2008

Art & technology in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries

Pierre Francastel

2000

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