Algorithmic Art - A group exhibition of art works that are mathematical, computational, or generative in nature; Featuring works by: Larry Alice, Richard Harrington, Daniel Hirschman, Tristan Perich, Sean Riley, Jeremy Rotsztain, Daniel Shiffman, and Demetrie Tyler :: November 22, 2008 – January 10th 2009 :: Opening: November 22; 5:30 - 8:30 pm :: Greylock Arts, 93 Summer Street, Adams, MA.

In this group exhibit we explore the use of algorithms as an integral part of the art making process. An algorithm, or instruction set, is used by included artists as a medium through which their ideas are conveyed. The algorithm is often simply a starting point for a work that is completed by the artist, by a computer, or with the participation of the viewer.