Think of John Cage, with his four-hour computer-aided blizzard of riffs on the musical dice game attributed to Mozart.
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The Barrons' music caught the ear of the avant-garde scene: In the early 1950s, they worked on a year-long project with composer John Cage.
Elsewhere in the show are an engineer's drawings for projects by artists including John Cage and Robert Rauschenberg that led to the creation of EAT.
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He later went to New York, where he became interested in the Minimalism in music movement and became a friend of the late experimental composer John Cage.
Snelson first delved into sculpture during his first summer at the prestigious Black Mountain College in 1948, when such legends as Willem DeKooning, John Cage and Merce Cunningham were on faculty.
For most of his adult life, he had John Cage as his partner, and it was from Cage that he learned what would be the most distinctive principle of his art: chance.
Lauren Cornell points to a historical precursor for the event in 1966: 9 Evenings a ten-month collaboration between 10 artists, including John Cage and Robert Rauschenberg, and 30 scientists and engineers from Bell Telephone Laboratories.
Later in the week I spent a fascinating hour in the company of Matthew Applegate, better known as Pixelh8, as he explored the realm of chip tunes - music made from old computers - in a talk at Kettle's Yard gallery in Cambridge, part of their celebration of the work of John Cage.
Mr. NICHOLAS CAGE: (As Sergeant John McLoughlin) We gotta evacuate the tower.
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