Zach Lieberman: links

Box Light Studies by Zach Lieberman, a collection of 100 algorithmically generated light compositions on the Art Blocks platform.

Layer magazine interviews Lieberman about his transition from printmaking to creative coding, the generosity of open-source communities, and the creation of openFrameworks.

Le Random publishes a conversation with Peter Bauman (Monk Antony) about generative art's relationship to music and its ability to evoke deep emotions.

Design Observer's Chain Letters series features Lieberman discussing design education, the EyeWriter project, and his most personally meaningful work.

AIGA Backstage presents Lieberman discussing his practice of making artwork through writing software and co-creating openFrameworks.

ARTECHOUSE profiles Lieberman as a creative coding artist, tracing his work from Flash and ActionScript to openFrameworks and the School for Poetic Computation.

Fast Company names Zachary Lieberman number 36 in its 100 Most Creative People in Business list, recognizing his work with openFrameworks.

Improvised Life excerpts Lieberman's AIGA talk and his stepdaughter's book I Am Art, reflecting on the poetry of computation.

MoMA acquires the EyeWriter (2009) for its Architecture and Design collection, object number 777.2011, exhibited in Talk to Me (2011) and This Is for Everyone (2015-2016).

ZKM Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe holds Messa di Voce (2003) by Golan Levin and Zach Lieberman in its collection.

M+ Museum in Hong Kong commissions Atlas of Blobs (2022) as part of its digital commissions series exploring the intersection of visual culture and technology.

MuDA Museum of Digital Art in Zurich dedicates a solo exhibition to Lieberman, featuring Sound AR, Suits, Expression Mirror, Drawn, Mas Que la Cara, and Daily Sketches.

Unit London presents Circles, Blobs, Ripples, a solo exhibition focusing on the three motifs that define Lieberman's singular style.

Gazelli Art House presents Lieberman's Circle Stripe series as part of its GAZELL.iO digital art program, marking the gallery's 100th residency.

KONIG GALERIE includes Lieberman in The Artist Is Online, a virtual exhibition in Decentraland presenting digital paintings and sculptures in a virtual world.

Verse gallery in London presents Lieberman's digital art NFTs on LED screens, showcasing the growing field of NFT art.

KIKK Festival hosts Lieberman's talk Working Openly, exploring how daily sketching has reshaped his practice and how small things become big things.

Frieze publishes a video of Lieberman's work Another Copy 6, noting his Fast Company recognition and Golden Nica award.

NFT Price Floor aggregates market data for Lieberman's four NFT collections, tracking market cap and price floors across platforms.

MIT Media Lab profiles Lieberman as adjunct associate professor and head of the Future Sketches group, exploring code as a creative medium.

School for Poetic Computation archives Lieberman's faculty page, noting his residencies at Ars Electronica Futurelab, Eyebeam, and the Hangar Center for the Arts.

Gazelli Art House provides an overview of Lieberman's career, noting his Golden Nica award and MoMA exhibitions.

Vernissage TV produces an exhibition walkthrough and interview with MuDA Co-Director Christian Etter about the Lieberman solo show in Zurich.

Ars Electronica publishes Emiko Ogawa's reflection on the EyeWriter as a cutting-edge project, including documentary footage of TEMPT1 drawing with his eyes.

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