David Glynn

ARTWORK OF DAVID GLYNN ACQUIRED BY THE
VICTORIA & ALBERT MUSEUM, UK

Works of David Glynn, a Los Angeles painter, printmaker, and digital artist, have been acquired by the Computer Art Collections of the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, UK.

"In the last few years the Victoria and Albert Museum has received two important donations of computer-generated art and design. These include three works by you [David Glynn]," said
Melanie Lenz, the museum's assistant curator of computer art who works with Douglas Dodds, the Senior Curator. "The work came to us as part of a donation from the Patric Prince collection . . . an excellent addition to the collections of the museum's Word and Image Department, and, combined with the acquisition of the Computer Art Society archive, makes the V&A's holdings of computer-generated art the most substantial in any UK museum."

Patric Prince, an American art historian and curator, amassed one of the most extensive collections of computer art, with approximately 200 original artworks. Melanie Lenz is in the process of making the entire V&A Computer Art collection available for their visitors both at the museum and online.

David Glynn exhibited digital works in Los Angeles ...