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HOW DO YOU DRAW a line with a computer? This task has not always been as simple as clicking a mouse or swiping your finger across a screen. When the artist Vera Molnar1 (1924–2023) decided to try her hand at computer graphics in the late 1960s, she did so decades before the wide availability of software like Paint, with its welcoming and accessible graphical user interface (GUI). She had to give the computer instructions in a language the machine would understand: alphanumeric code. 

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Senior editor Kate Brown caught up with Jenny Holzer. The following is an excerpt from a podcast of the Art Angle.

The artist uses a unique method of casting elements of his physical surroundings to recreate images of iconic locations around the world.

Featuring works made over a 30 year period, the retrospective explores the personal and collective influences of contemporary culture.

Belgian artist Arne Quinze translates the beauty and grandeur of nature into vivid abstractions in his new body of work

The father and son artists have homed in on their signature style to undertake increasingly monumental works.

The author and calligraphy artist from Santiniketan talks about Tagore, poetry, philosophy and more

The Jamaican-born artist's solo show "Hush Now, Don't Explain" is currently on view at Anat Ebgi in Los Angeles.

The Guatemala-based artist discusses how she draws inspiration from literature, architecture, and everyday life.