(Des)Ordres

Vera MOLNAR  - 2% of disorder in co-operation

2% of disorder in co-operation #01

2% of disorder in co-operation

Themes and Variations by Vera Molnár, in collaboration with Martin Grasser

Themes and Variations #342

Themes and Variations, with Martin Grasser

Interruptions

Letters from my Mother

Three works: Untitled (1952), 2 Letter Ms (1961) and the plotter drawing Molndrian (1974)

2 rectangles bleus, 4 rectangles noirs (1950), a gouache on paper, gift of the artist

The plotter drawings Interruptions (1969) and (Des)Ordres (1974), and the screenprint Letters from my Mother (1988)

Interruptions (1969), a plotter drawing, gift of the artist

A la recherche de Paul Klee (1970), a plotter drawing

Transformation de carrés concentriques (1974), a plotter drawing

(Des)Ordres (1974), nine drawings on one roll

Themes and Variations #124

Themes and Variations #444

Themes and Variations #295

Retrospective: Parler à l'œil

The Milk of Dreams, 59th Venice Biennale, with a gallery of her early computer works

Ex-Machina: A History of Generative Art

Regarding the Infinite: Drawings 1950-1987

On Line: Drawing Through the Twentieth Century

First solo exhibition

Outstanding Merit Award

Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres

DAM Digital Arts Award for her life's work

Themes and Variations, with the artist and coder Martin Grasser: her hand-drawn N, F and T letterforms run through an algorithm

AD.VM.AV.IA, 16 works co-signed with aurèce vettier, selected from 64 AI proposals based on Dürer's Melancholia

2% of disorder in co-operation, 14 NFTs made with Galerie 8+4 and visitors to her studio

Vera Molnár: Parler à l'oeil

AI, NFT: Vera Molnár, a step ahead

Vera Molnar, pioneer of computer art, dies at 99

Vera Molnár, hommage to a pioneer

From Early Computers to NFTs: Vera Molnàr's Pioneering Art Journey at Sotheby's

Sotheby's generative art auction nabs $1.2 million, selling out in less than an hour

Vera Molnár: The Grande Dame of Generative Art

Moves from Hungary to Paris

Starts composing with simple rules she calls the machine imaginaire

Founds the group Art et Informatique

Gets access to a computer at a Paris university laboratory and starts drawing with a plotter

First solo exhibition, at the London Polytechnic gallery

Releases her first NFTs, 2% of disorder in co-operation, with Galerie 8+4 for her 98th birthday

Sotheby's sells all 500 works of Themes and Variations in less than an hour

Dies in Paris on 7 December, at 99

Vera Molnár

Hungarian-born Paris artist who made computer plotter drawings from 1968, known for (Des)Ordres, Interruptions and Themes and Variations with Martin Grasser.

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