Published in conjunction with the exhibition Out of Hand: Materializing the Postdigital organized by the Museum of Arts and Design, New York, N.Y., October 15, 2013-July 6, 2014. Includes bibliographical references (pages 302-303).
Contents:
Foreword / David Revere McFadden -- Objecthoods from the desktop / Christiane Paul -- Everybody's an architect these days / Greg Lynn -- Modeling nature : Bathsheba Grossman ; Michael Hansmeyer ; Ammar Eloueini, AEDS ; Joris Laarman ; Naim Josefi ; HAWK ; Markus Kayser ; Ordinary Ltd ; Anish Kapoor ; Maya Lin ; Zaha Hadid ; Impossible Productions Ink ; Nervous System ; Rebecca Strzelec ; Richard Elaver ; Greg Lynn -- New geometries : Dror Benshetrit ; Shane Kohatsu ; Wertel Oberfell ; Marc Newson ; Achim Menges & Jan Knippers ; François Brument & Sonia Laugier ; Frank Stella ; Aranda\Lasch ; Marloes ten Bhömer ; Andreia Chaves ; Marc Newson ; Janne Kyttänen ; Studio Daniel Libeskind ; Hiroshi Sugimoto -- Rebooting revivals : Michael Eden ; Barry X Ball ; Vivian Meller & Laura Alvarado ; Doug Bucci ; Wim Delvoye ; Joshua Demonte ; Julian Mayor ; Demakersvan ; Chris Bathgate ; Ron Arad ; Goldner Geva ; Alissia Melka-Teichroew ; Jan Habraken ; Peter Ting ; Nendo -- Pattern as structure : Sakurako Shimizu ; François Brument ; Lucas Maassen/Unfold ; Geoffrey Mann ; Antonio Pio Saracino ; Mass Studies ; Marc Fornes ; Softkill Design ; Front Design ; The T\Shirt Issue ; Ben Shaffer ; Achim Menges/Jan Knippers ; J. Mayer H. Architects ; Lionel T. Dean -- Remixing the figure : Nick Hornby ; Barry X Ball ; Richard Dupont ; Richard Hamilton ; Stephen Jones ; Chuck Close ; Iris Van Herpen & Neri Oxman ; Tamae Hirokawa ; Richard Dupont ; Sandra Backlund ; Michael Schmidt ; Continuum Fashion ; Scott Summit ; Michael Rees ; Elona Van Gent -- Processuality : Allan McCollum ; Daan van den Berg ; Dirk Vander Kooij ; EZCT ; Behrokh Khoshnevis ; Roxy Paine ; Greg Lynn ; caraballo-farman ; Michael Rees & Robert Gero ; Unfold & Tim Knapen -- Artist statements / Colleen Germain -- Biographies / Colin Fanning.
Summary:
Organized by MAD curator Ron Labaco, this exhibition considers the impact of these new, revolutionary methods of computer-assisted manufacture on fine art, design, and architecture. Through this exhibition, MAD will explore a monumental transition in the way human beings understand creation, from the earliest objects conceived and produced by individual makers through the tools of technological innovation. Today's digital fabrication methods such as 3D printing, CNC (computer-numerically-controlled) machining, and digital knitting unite divergent artistic approaches, offering new opportunities for individual artists, architects, and designers to integrate these skills as vital part of their personal creative processes, representing the fruits of a new movement.
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