Machine Arts Magazine Bundle No. 1 & 2
$18.00 USD
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Machine Arts Magazine Bundle No. 1 & 2

$18.00 USD

Machine Arts Magazine Bundle No. 1 & 2

Start your collection with the first two issues of Machine Arts Magazine, the quarterly print publication dedicated to the intersection of art and technology.

Issue 1 introduces our mission: spotlighting the human side of machine-assisted creativity. Inside, you’ll find features on Jenn Karson’s ecological datasets, a deep interview with generative art pioneer Mark Wilson, a look at Harold Cohen’s legacy brought to life with custom-built plotters, and Andee Collard’s Machine Garden. Plus, James Merrill’s guide to fountain pens and plenty of surprises along the way.

Issue 2 continues the journey with Nima Nabavi’s infinity project, a studio visit with digital art legend Manfred Mohr, and Paul Rickards’ collection of vintage plotters still at work today. Practical features include Andrew Strauss’ guide to technical pens and A. B. Fominaya’s inventive blend of knitting, embroidery, and plotters.

Both issues are printed on premium paper, packed with visuals, and shipped without extra packaging to reduce waste. Together, they form the foundation of a collector-worthy series documenting and celebrating the growing community of machine artists worldwide.

This Bundle Includes:

  • Mark Wilson

    "In those days, the art world was not intrested. So I said, 'to hell with them'"

  • Fountain Pens

    James Merrill offers a detailed guide to fountain pens, covering everything from pen selection to ink and paper choices for generative work.

  • Harold Cohen: AARON

    Harold Cohen once quipped that he would be the first artist to have a posthumous exhibition of new work. In February of 2024, The Whitney Museum of American Art made the late AI art pioneer's witticism a reality.

  • Jenn Karson

    The Vermont-based Artist and early AI adopter plots a new path through the multiverse.

  • Andee Collard

    UK-based artist Andee Collard shares a peek inside his process for The Machine Garden, a solo exhibition at Lowell Ryan Projects.

  • Packed with news, exhibitions, creative tools, unexpected surprises, and nonstop inspiration Machine Arts Magazine is your essential guide to the world of machine-assisted creativity. Order your copy today.