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Australian Network for Art and Technology: artist file of Ian Haig [BRG 391/133/2/3] • Mixed material

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Summary

Australian Network for Art and Technology (ANAT) artist file of Ian Haig comprising a CV, colour photographs of computer artworks including 'Robot City', 'K-Rad Man', 'Hack', and 'Astroturf!' (BRG 346/133/1). Also contains 31 colour photographic slides of work including 'K-Rad Man', and video stills for computer generated animations. See BRG 391/F-65 and BRG 391/F-66 for videorecordings of 'Astroturf'. See also BRG 391/247/2 for disk media of 'Virtualities'.

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Physical description

Ephemera (invitations)
Manuscripts
typed
Photographs (prints)
colour
Photographs (slides)
35mm
5 sheets, 37 photographs (slides and prints) : 1 cm

Dates / Publication details

Approximately 1983-1993

Artist

Haig, Ian

Collection

Part of Australian Network for Art and Technology Collection

Subject

Haig, Ian, 1964-
Artists -- Victoria

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General notes

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Historical information

Artist statement relating to 'Hack': 'Hack is an interactive mutant based on the idea of a crude computer game. The objective is to locate the brain amongst multiple permutationsof machine parts, insect heads, robot heads, while creating your own mutant/monstrous head in the process.'

Digitisation information

Date

04/10/2022

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

5,970 x 4,005 pixels (23.9 MP)

Size

71.75 MB

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