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Paintings find their voices.
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Look a little closer.
Explore early web art, painting and the ideas behind the interface. Follow a work, find a detail, discover another way to see.
New editorial cover illustrations introduce the historical projects explored in these guides.

Paintings find their voices.
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The conversation behind a favour.
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An image read through time.
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From connection to influence.
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A small gesture changes a scene.
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Painting becomes a moving city.
Read the projectLook at the work.
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Eight archived watercolours. Eight starting points for looking at glass, flowers, trees and the spaces between them.
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Artbrush connects historical works with questions you can explore today. Our independent edition pairs close readings with original diagrams and practical design examples.
Historical works keep their creators’ names. New guides and illustrations belong to the current editorial edition.
About this editionHistorical records stay linked and credited.
A frame, a gesture, a path through information.
Current guides are distinct from the original works.
Follow a complete five-record example of scope, tags and clips.
See how audience and stage reshape a resource library.
Read one recorded response about shared information.
Repetition & formPainting to interfaceA mail-art recordAn early mobile pageEmail & attention