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Centre Pompidou

Museum

also known as Das Centre Pompidou

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Connections (past & present)

Members
Marcella Lista
Hosted events
NFT: Poetics of the Immaterial, from Certificates to Blockchain
Includes
Centre Pompidou-Metz

Some roles and affiliations may be former.

Collected works · 4

382181_Garden City
Robert Alice
Autoglyphs
Larva Labs
Petro National
John Gerrard
Smoke Hands (Dark)
John Gerrard

Coverage · 43 articles

Featured

  • 2026THE CANONS OF DIGITAL ART

Discussed

  • 2026On Collecting by 100 collectors | EDOUARD on NFT preservation
  • 2026Painter of Machines | Miltos Manetas
  • 2026A-Z of Digital Art 2026
  • 2025Digital Art Acquisitions in 2025
  • 2025Infinite Images | The Art of Algorithms
  • 2025On NFTs | An Affordable Edition for Scholars and Curators
  • 2025How Digital Art Found its HEFT
  • 2024Alternative Evolution | William Latham
  • 2022The Lumen Interview | Nye Thompson and UBERMORGEN
  • 2022An Interview with Vera Molnar

Mentioned

  • 2026An Artist Whose Futures Keep Coming True | Cao Fei
  • 2026An Interview with Anna Ridler
  • 2026An Interview with Steven Sacks
  • 2026The Machine and the Gardener | Carsten Nicolai
  • 2026Altered Image | Nancy Burson
  • 2026“Contemporary Perception is Hybrid” | Troika
  • 2026Art on the Blockchain | An Entwined Market
  • 2026Drawing with Robots | Patrick Tresset
  • 2025The Interview | Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley
  • 2025Whatever Happened to NFTs?
  • 2025Art and Resilience at the World Economic Forum
  • 2024Living Artwork | Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg
  • 2024EZTV and LA’s Digital Underground
  • 2024The Metamagic of Mathematics
  • 2024What the Punk!
  • 2024On net.art, postinternet, and CryptoArt
  • 2024Where Next for Digital Art?
  • 2023How to Decentralize a Museum
  • 2023The Power of Processing
  • 2023Why Royalties are the Future of the Art World
  • 2023When Generative Art Became Contemporary Art
  • 2023Rebecca Allen and the Birth of Virtual Reality
  • 2023Can Digital and Physical Art Live Together?
  • 2023When Sputniko! Met Lu Yang
  • 2022An Interview with Sputniko!
  • 2022Casey Reas on the Art of Code
  • 2022The Artist As Currency
  • 2022An Interview with Alicja Kwade
  • 2022Is Blockchain a Medium?
  • 2022An Interview with Manfred Mohr
  • 2022In Search of Generative Art History
  • 2022The NFT Collector | KarateKid

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