Some More Beginnings. An Exhibition Of Submitted Works Involving Technical Materials And Processes. Organized By Staff And Members Of Experiments In Art And Technology. In Collaboration With The Brooklyn Museum And The Museum Of Modern Art, New York. (E.A.T.). "Experiments In Art And Technology. Robert Rauschenberg & Billy Kluver (Et Al.)

pp. 122. More than 300 black-and-white illustrations. In 1968, the exhibition "The Machines Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age" was held at the Brooklyn Museum in New York City. The museum asked "Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.)" for a contribution to the section dedicated to new technologies. A competition was then announced for works to be shown in this exhibition. This catalogue illustrates electronically processed and technological "sculptures" designed by engineers and scientists from all over the world, combined with works by artists such as Hans Haacke, David Lawner, Eugen Roth, GŸnther Uecker, Bernar Venet and many others. Each image is accompanied by a caption including the author’s biographical data and a brief description of the work on display. Graphic design by Billy KlŸver, Julie Martin and Robert Rauschenberg. Original wrappers illustrated with a computer processed design by Manfred Schroeder; stapled. Previous ownerÕs inscription on first page. Small area of loss to spine, otherwise very good.