Success arrived belatedly for generative art pioneer Vera Molnár: a major retrospective now on view opened a mere two months after her death. It was Paris’s Centre Pompidou that broke the news on X in ...
The Ludwig Museum’s exhibition titled À la recherche de Vera Molnar pays tribute to the artistic legacy of Vera Molnar, who passed away shortly before her 100th birthday. Born in Hungary and educated ...
Molnár was less than a month away from turning 100—a milestone many people in the art community were looking forward to celebrating as the longevity of her career is the stuff of legend. The Hungarian ...
Few artists have been better rewarded for their patience than Vera Molnár. As she approaches a century on planet earth, the type of algorithmic art she has been conjuring via increasingly competent ...
PARIS — The late Hungarian-born artist Vera Molnár found patterns everywhere: in architectural details, in optic art, even in dreams. Spanning a remarkable eight decades of her 99-year life, Speak to ...
Vera Molnar, a Hungarian-born artist who has been called the godmother of generative art for her pioneering digital work, which started with the hulking computers of the 1960s and evolved through the ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Jonathon Keats is a writer and artist who critiques museum exhibits. As a student at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Vera ...
The famous concept of the “Machine Imaginaire”, meaning the imaginary computer by Vera Molnar from the 1960s, provides access to her entire oeuvre, consisting of drawings, paintings, collages and ...
For the past three centuries, Sotheby's has largely stuck to the traditional English auction method—ascending bids, with the highest bidder winning. But the auctioneer is changing it up this summer as ...
Vera Molnar was a pioneering Hungarian artist, born in 1924 in Hungary. She was known for her algorithmic paintings and abstract geometrical and systematically determined paintings. Molnar studied at ...
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