Pixillation was introduced by Lillian F. Schwartz in 1970.
It is listed on her website, href="http://www.lillian.com/">www.lillian.com. See the link below. It is
also tagged with the following: 1970, Color, Animation, Sound, hand painted, special
effects, editing techniques, special
effects.
The piece was commissioned by
AT&T and is part of the collection at the Modern Museum of Art. Its awards
include the Red Ribbon Award for Special Effects from The National Academy of
Television, Arts & Sciences; The Smithsonian Institution and The United States
Department of Commerce, and Travel Services for Man & His World at the Montreal
Expo 1971.
Roger Greenspun of the New York Times
wrote: “With computer-produced images and Moog-synthesized sound Pixillation is in a
sense an introduction to the electronics lab. But its forms are always handsome, its
colors bright and appealing, its rhythms complex and inventive.”
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