Originator: Agnes Etherington Art Centre/Queen's University.
Exhibition organised and circulated by the Extension and Education Department of the AGO. See Education and Extension Annual Report - 1973/74
Leslie Mezei (born 1931 in Budapest, Hungary) is a former computer scientist who did pioneering work in the theory and practice of computer art and graphics while he was a professor at the University of Toronto in the 1960s and 1970s. His computer art experiments and writings thereon are among the earliest explorations of the medium. In 1972, Mezei completed the manuscript of a book, Computer Art: An International Portfolio, containing a history and overview of the medium illustrated with reproductions of early computer artwork from around the world.
Artists with their work program. Haileybury - Mar 6-Apr 4, 1992; Oakville (Gairloch Gallery) - Jun 19-Jul 25, 1993; Oakville (Centennial Gallery) - Jun 19 - Aug 1, 1993; London, Ontario - Feb 10-Mar 20, 1994; Peterborough - Apr 7-May 15, 1994; Peterborough (Artspace Inc.) - Apr 8 - May 21, 1994; Cambridge - May 8-Jun 11, 1994; Owen Sound - Sep 9-Oct 16, 1994;
Artists with their work program. London, Ontario - Nov 22-23, 1990; North Bay - Nov 27, 1991; Guelph - Jan 28-Mar 1, 1992; Peterborough - Feb 19-20, 1992;
Artists With Their Work Program. Exhibition with Shirley Clemmer, Martin Hirschberg - St. Catharines, 25 Feb - 2 Mar 1974; Toronto - Jun 4, 1975 together with Ron Baird, David Bierk, John Boyle, Helen Duffy, Gunnel Hag, Martha Henrickson, Tom Henrickson, Brian Kelley, Peter Kolisnyk, Keith Lock, Charles Pachter, Lillian Sarafinchan, Hilde Schreier and Joy Walker; Exh. with Michael Hayden - Atikokan, 4 - 18 Apr 1975; Solo - London, 2-5 Mar 1976; exh. with Robert Arn, Barbara Astman, Flavio Belli, Michael Hayden, Jaan Poldaas - Toronto Art Gallery of Ontario, Colour Xerography exhibition 27 Oct - 2 Nov 1976.