'One Day at Disney': A Story of the Company's Legacy
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Outside Chance (Video) (1975)
In this landmark performance, Barbara T. Smith collaborated with computer scientist Richard Rubenstein to generate 3,000 unique computer-produced snowflake prints. Transporting the prints to the twenty-first floor of a Las Vegas hotel, Smith released them into the air, transforming data, chance, and technology into a fleeting public event.
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In this landmark performance, Barbara T. Smith collaborated with computer scientist Richard Rubenstein to generate 3,000 unique computer-produced snowflake prints. Transporting the prints to the twenty-first floor of a Las Vegas hotel, Smith released them into the air, transforming data, chance, and technology into a fleeting public event.
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