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   Updated July 11, 2001

MOCA is one of the most heavily-trafficked, comprehensive, frequently-updated
and respected computer art museums on the Web.
Thanks for visiting!

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RECENT EXHIBITS John Pangia digital paint Siegfried Schreck digital drawn Alessandro Bavari photo paint Hans Dieter Grossmann digital paintings Afanassy Pud computer graphics Ileana Frómeta Grillo digital collage Fernando Hocevar landscapes under the hidden moon Herb Polsky art for a new millenium Sylvie Gallet fractal art Joel Mariano digital art Eyejam art David Works CARTOON ART Laura Culver art as political, social and personal commentary LARRY HOPEWELL The Rachel Boxes D.L. ZIMMERMAN portraits ART FROM OUR ARCHIVES Steve Bennett animation art Truman Brown ray-traced art Pat Lichty computer-painted art Mike Miller ray-traced art Leokadia Skotnik height-field art Lee H. Skinner fractal art Caren Park fractal art Neal Bridges ray-traced art don lebow fractal art Robert A. Mickelsen ray-traced and drawn art Audre Vysniauskas computer-enhanced photography

MAJOR CURRENT EXHIBITS Pygoya Eight digital abstractions     Angelo Di Cicco nine works Audre Vysniauskas Six portraits Catherine Yakovina Russian artist, an overview John Clive digital abstraction David Ho digital illustration Kent Oberheu graphic fine art GUEST GALLERY Montosh Lall Bobby Smith Michelle M. Nicolaï John Antoine Labadie Sean Paul Lavine Wilby Tony Schanuel SCANNED ACRYLICS AND OILS Oliver Gili THE FUSION OF ART AND TECHNOLOGY Thomas Vilot ALGORITHMIC ART Juergen Schwietering FRACTAL ART Janet Preslar MOCA DIGITAL ART CONTEST 2001

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INTRODUCING OURSELVES
MOCA was established in 1994 by computer artists Don Archer and Bob Dodson to promote computer art in its myriad forms and manifestations. Many talented artists have given us access to their images, and what you see in our archives and current exhibit is some of the best work that we have solicited. Some of it may be of technical or historical interest, some of it may be innovative and unusual, and some of it may have potential (dare we say it) as high art. We hope you agree.

Don Archer's digital art website
fractals, U-draw art and fractal music by Don Archer, MOCA director

Essays on digital art by John Labadie
Printmaking: a digital perspective
Some thoughts on IT in 2001:  in the arts...and beyond

An interview by CESIA, the Italian arts organization,
with MOCA director Don Archer

The Whitney Museum (NYC) and MOMA (San Francisco) host digital art exhibits
Artist, curator, critic Tom R. Chambers reviews them

MOCA's contributing editor is JD Jarvis
Digital art, articles and essays by contributing editor JD Jarvis

JD Jarvis reviews current MOCA exhibits

WE WANT YOUR ART
If you are a serious artist and share our goals, MOCA would like to look at your work. There is no charge for inclusion in our exhibits. Please do not send unsolicited art but make submisson inquiries to Don Archer, MOCA director
don@museumofcomputerart.com

MOCA SEEKS CURATORS AND ART CRITICS
Do you have curatorial and critical skills? Want an ongoing platform for your ideas? Write to:

Don Archer
don@donarcher.com

Commentary and biographical notes by Don Archer.

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