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4^16 Paul Brown, 2005
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Software as Furniture Daniel Brown, 2004
Exhibition
Art That Makes Itself ... an exhibition by Brown and Son
31 Mar 2015 – 31 May 2015
Event times
Noon - 9pm
Cost of entry
Free
Address
- 40 High Street
- Brentford
- TW8 0DS
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- Bus 65, 237, 267, and N9 all stop outside Watermans
- Tube: South Ealing (Piccadilly) and Gunnersbury (District) at about 1 mile (Zone 3)
- Train: Kew Bridge & Brentford (trains from Waterloo and Hounslow) are a 10 minute walk
Art That Makes Itself, is a long overdue show by Paul Brown and his son, Daniel Brown, that explores the relationships between their work as first and second generation pioneers of digital art.
About
Art That Makes Itself ...... An exhibition by Brown & Son
Computer Art is older than artist's acrylic paint. Paul Brown
A long overdue show bringing together the work of two artists who represent different generations of digital work. Father and son, Paul Brown and Daniel Brown, purveyors of digital images since 1968.
Recent blockbuster international shows have shone a light on the field of software art and highlighted some of the most cutting edge examples of technology. Welcome though this exposure has been, in the pursut of 'the new' it has been often been overlooked that artists have been working in this field since the 1950s -- who were all cutting edge in their time.
Father and son, Paul Brown and Daniel Brown work with computers as their primary medium for making art. They have a shared interest in manipulating media to create beautifully evolving artificial life forms. Watermans Arts Centre, in Brentford West London will be the first venue for their first ever joint exhibition.
