The engineer as catalyst: Billy Kluver on working with artists

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Art, Technology, and Culture History of Computing Technologies Cybernetics and Technology in Society

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The article discusses the work of Billy Kluver, technological guru of the Art & Technology movement. While employed by Bell Laboratories in the 1960s, this accomplished engineer found himself collaborating with major artists like Andy Warhol and Robert Rauschenberg on ways of incorporating the latest technological advances into works of visual and performance art. The article includes descriptions of some of the work he collaborated on.

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