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Paul Brown's career encompasses art, science, and technology, dating back to the late 1960s, with a focus on computational and generative art since the mid-1970s. His early work involved large-scale lighting designs for musicians and performance groups, including Pink Floyd and Meredith Monk. Brown's international exhibition record includes creating public artworks and participation in shows at venues such as the TATE, the Victoria & Albert Museum, and the Venice Biennale. His art is held in public, corporate, and private collections across several continents. After founding the UK's National Centre for Computer Aided Art and Design in 1984, he served as Professor of Art and Technology. Brown's current research interests include teaching and learning programming, educational assessment and pedagogy, the intersection of art, technology, and culture, and computer graphics and visualization.

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