The Barbican 'Digital Revolutions' exhibition has included Daniel Brown's experimental website Noodlebox in its Digital-Archaeology section. Curated by Jim Boulton and Sunny Cheung, the show explores and celebrates the transformation of the arts through digital technology through a selection of 100 iconic items taken from fifty years of digital art, design and entertainment.
Brown originally designed Noodlebox in 1997 as a series of interactive experiments, which featured a landscape of building blocks inspired by 1980s computer games. It has since been acquired by the San Fransisco MOMA and the Victoria and Albert Museum.
July 1, 2014
'Noodlebox' (1997) projected in 'Digital Revolutions', 2014. Photography by Micha Theiner