Computer Arts Society

Computer Arts Society
AbbreviationCAS
Formation1968
FoundersAlan Sutcliffe
George Mallen
John Lansdown
Founded atLondon
Location
Region served
United Kingdom
ServicesMember organization
EVA London Conference
Computer Arts Archive
FieldDigital art
Official language
English
Key people
Paul Brown
Sean Clark
Nick Lambert
Parent organization
BCS
Websitecomputer-arts-society.com
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The Computer Arts Society (CAS) was founded in 1968, in order to encourage the creative use of computers in the arts.

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