The Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles ... so Ms. Smith took matters into her own hands. She leased a Xerox 914 photocopy machine and set up shop in the dining room of her Greene and ...

Plus, "Little Women Ballet" returns to Heritage Square Museum and the Marciano Art Foundation presents "Barbara T. Smith: ...

The process of photocopying became so integral to his practice that he eventually invested in his own Xerox machine for his studio. In the early 1980s he “started joining separate panels because ...

In art school, I used Xerox machines for lots of my design work. Place some type or an image on the copier…and wiggle it as ...

Bayrle, his wife at the time, and a few of his students would crowd around the machine shoulder to shoulder ... Ever since Bayrle began making art in the 1960s, he has been keen to transgress ...

the state of the art was the mimeograph machine, which used ink to produce a small set of copies that got weaker with each duplication. It was imperfect. Is the 3-D printer the new Xerox machine?

The first machine, delivered to ... expense of the offset master, the Xerox 914 opened a renaissance in self-publishing. The designer Aaron Marcus, a Yale art student in the late 1960s, remembers ...

To an ever greater degree the work of art reproduced becomes the work ... The company trademarked the name for this machine as the “Xerox machine” in 1948 and availed the first model for ...

What looks hokey now was, in 1959, revolutionary. The introduction of the Xerox 914 Plain Paper Copier, the first copy machine that ordinary office workers could use in ordinary office clothes to ...