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Computing

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Computer Room Suite, Part 3
© the artist. Image credit: The Open University

Computer Room Suite, Part 3

Gordon Faulds (b.1957)

The Open University

Computing and other new technologies have yet to make a significant impact as subjects in the traditional media of oil painting and sculpture. Digital technologies certainly lie behind the scenes in some abstract paintings and those based on digital images but are seldom themselves the subject of such paintings (works by Gordon Faulds are an exception). Even the interiors of offices have rarely been recorded, let alone contemporary offices based around computers and digital technology – Robert Priseman’s The Search Room at Essex Record Office and Simon Black’s The Desk seem to be very rare examples in public collections.

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Artworks

  • Pandora's Box
    Pandora's Box Brian Yale (1936–2009)
    Wolverhampton Art Gallery
  • The Search Room at Essex Record Office
    The Search Room at Essex Record Office Robert Priseman (b.1965)
    Essex Record Office
  • The Desk
    The Desk Simon Black (1958–2008)
    Royal Free Hospital
  • Computer Room Suite, Part 1
    Computer Room Suite, Part 1 Gordon Faulds (b.1957)
    The Open University
  • SG I 62
    SG I 62 Jeffrey Steele (1931–2021)
    Arts Council Collection, Southbank Centre
  • Computer Room Suite, Part 3
    Computer Room Suite, Part 3 Gordon Faulds (b.1957)
    The Open University

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