- The
computer art scene, or
simply artscene, is the
community interested and
active in the
creation of computer-based artwork. The
history of
computer art...
- This is a list of the
minor computer underground artscene groups spanning from
roughly 1992 to the
present day. 123 "123 ASCII" : 2000–2004 27 Inch : 2003–2004...
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preservation of
digital art history, talk
radio news, the sale of
their DVD-based
artscene archives, and
sponsorship of demoparties. In 2008, the San
Francisco gallery...
- Schmitt, Tim (July 2006), "From the publisher:
Outlaws and old friends",
ArtScene, pp. 10–12,
archived from the
original on July 21, 2013 Mann, David; Campbell...
- Fire,
later known as Fire Graphics, is an
underground computer artscene group that
released ANSI, ASCII, and high
resolution artwork from 1994 to 1998...
- leadership, and
benefited from
early artscene leaders such as
Tempus Thales. iCE, like
their peers in the
artscene,
released artwork on a
monthly basis...
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individual groups became evident,
which prompted the
evolution of the
artscene,
which specialized in the
creation of
graphical art ****ociated with individual...
- FidoNet:
details the
largest volunteer-run
computer network in
history Artscene: the
history of the ANSI Art
Scene which thrived in the BBS
world Disc...
- Blade, also
referred to as The
Blade Nation, was an
underground computer artscene group that
primarily released ANSI, ASCII, and high
resolution artwork...
- were
originally released on a
monthly basis by
competing groups in the
artscene,
naming their files accordingly, i.e. ACDU0692.ZIP. Very few
groups still...
