EXHIBITIONS & PUBLIC EVENTS

My art has been exhibited in London and Leicester (Computer Arts Society CAS & Archive CAA and at the LFMC), Zurich (elementum, curator Georg Bak), Berlin and Essen (Expanded Art, König Galerie, curator Anika Meier). My 1980s Micro Arts organisation and art was presented at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum V&A 2024 digital season, by historian Catherine Mason.

My current animations for Pattern City is now exhibited by the Computer Arts Society CAS at the British Computer Society BCS in London until April 2026.

In the collections of: Computer Arts Archive CAA, UK; Francisco Carolinum Museum, Linz, Austria; the Franke Foundation Collection, Germany; The National Museum of Computing TNMOC, Bletchley Park, UK; the Le Random collection; and private collectors.

EXHIBITIONS

Drivers

CAS Committee member’s art. Showing at BCS Moorgate, London (September 2025-April 2026). Pattern City generated video (2025) and Minimal (1984), a pixel art program that takes 2 years to complete, now running at the British Computer Society’s office in Moorgate London until 2027.

CAS Drivers Exhibition details

50 Years of Sonic Shock exhibition / Cabaret Voltaire

Sheffield University Drama Studio, Sheffield (May 15 – 18 2025).

Cabaret Voltaire (band) media and memorabilia exhibition, curator Jon Downing. Poster with interlocking design, for 1978 concert at the Now Society music club (“50p admission with late bar”). Geoff Davis (1978).

8-bit II – Computer Art from the 1980s

Phoenix Art Centre, Leicester (10 Jan – 31 Mar 2025)
Featuring: Geoff Davis, Martin Rootes, Dan Cooper
Curated by Dr. Sean Clark (CAA, CAS Chair)

Prints exhibition. Geoff Davis / Micro Arts art – “Abstract Originals”, several images, and Story Generator (1984, 1985)

AI: Reimagine Tomorrow 1954–2024

Exhibition with the AI Bienalle, Essen, Germany (17–24 Nov 2024)
Monitor piece, running: featuring: Wolf Series: Story Generator (1985) – Geoff Davis / Micro Arts MA4
Curated by Anika Meier, Expanded and and König Galerie.

Generative Art Summit – Herbert W. Franke Foundation

Academy of Arts, Berlin (3–6 July 2024)
Geoff Davis – Invited speaker (“Small is Beautiful – Microcomputers and the Arts”)

Artwork shown: Lines from Geoff Davis / Micro Arts”Abstract Originals”(1984)

The Path to the Present, 1954–2024

Expanded Art, Berlin (2 July – 7 Sept. 2024)
Curated by Anika Meier

Artwork shown: Stripes from Geoff Davis / Micro Arts MA1 (1984)

Time Spectrum, Micro Arts & Teenage Abstractions – Exhibition

Expanded Art, Berlin (1–12 Dec 2023)
Art release: January 2024
Curated by Anika Meier

New generative art (2023). Generative art from MA1 “Abstract Originals” (1984) and MA2 Various Unusual Events (1984). Memorablia, data cassettes, print magazine etc. Plus prints: Teenage Abstractions (from 1970s).

Piano Bar Red

Art release: November 2023. Expanded Art release, curated by Anika Meier

Pattern City Generative Art System – CAS Annual Exhibition

Computer Arts Society group exhibition. British Computer Society, London (July – Nov 2023).
Generative AI art by Geoff Davis (2023). This was a different version of the software now used with the novel. It included text and print outs. A still from the process was exhibited in the exhibtion.

Thinking Machines: Presenting Pioneers, 1953–2023

Expanded Art, Berlin (June 2023). Group exhibition with 25 pioneering artists.
Monitor piece: Geoff Davis / Micro Arts MA1, 1984 (all 7 art pieces in sequence).

3D Cube Art

elementum, Zurich (2023). With Patryk Jaworski (music + visuals).
Multiple monitor 3D Cube animations of Geoff Davis art – all 7 artworks. Plus the original 1984 generative art.

Computer Arts Society – 20 Prints

Geoff Davis / Micro Arts. British Computer Society, Moorgate London (2021).
Thanks to Dr. Sean Clark and CAS. 20 prints exhibition from all Micro Arts 1984-1985 works.

8-bit Exhibition

Computer Arts Archive, LCB Depot, Leicester (2021). Curated by Dr. Sean Clark.

Geoff Davis – Micro Arts Group – memorabilia, micro computers, cassettes, magazine etc. 20 Prints of art and text generation from 1984-1985. Monitor art. Also vitrines with memorabilia such as data cassettes, tape recorders, the printed magazine, etc.