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Art Blocks

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This page reflects how this organization appears across Right Click Save's coverage. The details shown below come from our writing, not a complete profile. About the Index →

Profile (past & present)

Founders
Erick Calderon (Snowfro)
Leaders
Jeff Davis, Erick Calderon (Snowfro), Jordan Lyall

Connections

Represented artists
Harvey Rayner, Alexander Reben, Dmitri Cherniak, Erick Calderon (Snowfro), hex6c, Larva Labs, Leo Villareal, Robert Hodgin
Members
Jeff Davis, Aaron Penne, Anika Meier, Erick Calderon (Snowfro), Joana Kawahara-Lino, Jordan Lyall, Kate Hannah, Luke Shannon, Micol Ap, Sofia Garcia
Hosted events
reGEN, FEMGEN, Art Blocks Marfa Weekend, Evolving Pixels
Includes
Art Blocks Curation Board, Art Blocks Studio

Roles and affiliations reflect coverage; some may be former.

Coverage · 94 articles

Featured

  • 2026Art Blocks Embraces AI Agents
  • 2026A-Z of Digital Art 2026
  • 2026Tyler Hobbs on Signal and Noise
  • 2025Larva Labs on Quine and Code as Art
  • 2025Larva Labs to Release Final Art Blocks Curated Project
  • 2023reGEN | Generative Artists Fighting Degenerative Diseases
  • 2023An Interview with Snowfro
  • 2023When Generative Art Became Contemporary Art
  • 2023The Interview | Operator
  • 2023For the Love of Squiggles
  • 2023The Color of Code | Jeff Davis
  • 2023Art Blocks and the Data of Generative Art

Discussed

  • 2026The Rule of the Bloom | Kazuhiro Tanimoto
  • 2026Established Galleries Go Digital at Art Basel
  • 2026Zero 10 Returns at Art Basel Hong Kong
  • 2026On Collecting | From CryptoCats to Computational Media
  • 2025Zero 10 | Digital Art Goes Mainstream at Art Basel
  • 2025The Art of Good Taste
  • 2025Infinite Images | The Art of Algorithms
  • 2025Herndon, Dryhurst, and Hobbs on Liquid Images
  • 2025The Art of the Game
  • 2025Caring Code | Marcelo Soria-Rodríguez
  • 2025The Interview | Bjørn Staal
  • 2024The Interview | Matt DesLauriers
  • 2024The Power of Processing
  • 2023The Generous Art of Robert Hodgin
  • 2023The Interview | Grant Yun
  • 2023The Generative Symphony of Aaron Penne and Boreta
  • 2023What is the Future of Generative Media?
  • 2023When Tyler Hobbs Met 0xDEAFBEEF
  • 2023fxhash | The Collectors
  • 2023Rhizome and the SEED of Digital Art’s Future
  • 2023PROOF OF PIXELS
  • 2023Squiggles Bring Out the Best in Web3 in Tribute to Hal Finney
  • 2023An Interview with Dmitri Cherniak
  • 2023thefunnyguys and Artnome on Le Random
  • 2023Data in the Year of the NFT
  • 2023How To (Really) Make It in Web3
  • 2023An Interview with Monica Rizzoli
  • 2023An Interview with Tyler Hobbs | Part 1
  • 2023An Interview with Tyler Hobbs | Part 2
  • 2023Are Blockchain Art and Finance Really Decentralized?
  • 2023Is Blockchain a Medium?
  • 2023NFTs After The Merge
  • 2023On the Artist and Long-Form Generative Art
  • 2023On the New Evolution of Generative Art
  • 2023Rhea Myers and the Logic of Technical Realism
  • 2023Right Click Live and Japan’s New NFT Scene
  • 2023The Generative Art of Marcelo Soria-Rodriguez
  • 2023The Lumen Prize Artists | Part 1
  • 2023The NFT Collector | KarateKid
  • 2023​​The NFT Collector | Richard Kim
  • 2023Tyler Hobbs on QQL and the Future of Generative Art
  • 2023When the Artists Met the Algorist

Mentioned

  • 2026The Interview | Maya Man
  • 2026On Collecting | From Pascal Boyart to Vera Molnar
  • 2026Recent Acquisitions | From Emi Kusano to Shahzia Sikander
  • 2026NODE | Digital Art Finds a Home in Silicon Valley
  • 2026New Shows to See Around The World
  • 2026Right Click Save’s Top 10 Stories in 2025
  • 2025Remembering Frank Gehry (1929-2025)
  • 2025The Artist as Comedian
  • 2025The Power of The Paintbox
  • 2025Cure³ Unites the Art World to Cure Parkinson’s
  • 2024Bridging Worlds | Digital Art Beyond Borders
  • 2024The Metamagic of Mathematics
  • 2024Generative Art and Japan’s Bright Future
  • 2024FEMGEN and the Brave New Art World
  • 2024ANNOUNCING THE RCS BOOK
  • 2024The Emergent Artists of fx(hash)
  • 2023The Art of Radical Inclusivity
  • 2023An Interview with William Mapan
  • 2023The Interview | Piter Pasma
  • 2023The Art of Embodied Immersion | Alida Sun
  • 2023How NFTs Changed the Art World
  • 2023What Does “On-Chain” Really Mean?
  • 2023The Power of Community Curation | JPG
  • 2023When IX Shells Met Fingacode
  • 2023Joe Kennedy and Artnome on Rebuilding the Art World
  • 2023Pixel Art and the Age of Technostalgia
  • 2023Anna Lucia and the Quilters of Gee’s Bend
  • 2023In Search of Generative Art History
  • 2023Our Fathers | Chuck Csuri and D. P. Henry
  • 2023Decentralized Autonomous Education
  • 2023Why We Need a Generative Art Award
  • 2023An Interview with Alicja Kwade
  • 2023EPOCH Gallery and Blockchain’s New Ecology
  • 2023fxhash | The Artists
  • 2023How many NFTs are actually on the blockchain?
  • 2023REPORT | NFT ART DAY ZRH
  • 2023The Artist As Currency
  • 2023The Currency of Rarity
  • 2023The Macro State of the NFT Market
  • 2023Will NFTs Unite the Art World?

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