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Profile (past & present)

Founders
Jason Bailey, Chris King
Leaders
Jason Bailey, Chris King, Danielle King

Connections

Members
Danielle King, Ann Marie Alanes, Jason Bailey, Marc Davis, Nick Hladek, Chris King, Daniel Murphy, Kyle Waters

Some roles and affiliations may be former.

Coverage · 64 articles

Featured

  • 2026A-Z of Digital Art 2026
  • 2025ANNOUNCING A NEW HOME FOR RIGHT CLICK SAVE
  • 2022THE NFT APOCALYPSE

Discussed

  • 2026On Collecting by 100 collectors | EDOUARD on NFT preservation
  • 2024ANNOUNCING THE RCS BOOK
  • 2024Where Next for Digital Art?
  • 2023The New Crypto Artists
  • 2023The Conversation | Artnome and Cozomo
  • 2023What Does “On-Chain” Really Mean?
  • 2022Why Should I Pin My NFTs?
  • 2022An Interview with XCOPY
  • 2022The IPFS Interview
  • 2022CIPHRD on FXHASH
  • 2022Data and the Art of NFT Discovery
  • 2022Can an App Transform NFT Collecting?
  • 2022Pathfinder and the New Logic of NFT Collecting
  • 2022An Interview with Sputniko!
  • 2022The Land of OG | James Morgan
  • 2022How many NFTs are actually on the blockchain?
  • 2022​​The NFT Collector | Richard Kim
  • 2022Art Blocks and the Data of Generative Art
  • 2022fxhash | The Collectors
  • 2022Are NFTs a Real Solution for Museums?
  • 2022Where Next for NFTs?

Mentioned

  • 2025The Art of Good Taste
  • 2025Whatever Happened to NFTs?
  • 2024What the Punk!
  • 2024On net.art, postinternet, and CryptoArt
  • 2024The Blockchain Was Invented For NFTs, Not Currency
  • 2023The Interview | Danielle King
  • 2023The Art of Radical Inclusivity
  • 2023When MoMA Went Web3
  • 2023The Interview | Grant Yun
  • 2023Rhizome and the SEED of Digital Art’s Future
  • 2023The NFT Curator | Cabline
  • 2023Joe Kennedy and Artnome on Rebuilding the Art World
  • 2023An Interview with Dmitri Cherniak
  • 2023Art in the Age of Algorithmic Selection
  • 2023Boundless Bodies and NFTs
  • 2023thefunnyguys and Artnome on Le Random
  • 2023The NFT Collector | Ida Belle
  • 2022Can Painters Succeed as NFT Artists?
  • 2022How NFTs Changed Digital Art Forever
  • 2022ClownVamp and the Art of NFT Storytelling
  • 2022Frank Stella and the Rights of the Artist
  • 2022How to Regulate NFTs
  • 2022Get Liked or Die Tryin’
  • 2022An Interview with William Mapan
  • 2022An Interview with KRANKARTA
  • 2022How do Smart Contracts Actually Work?
  • 2022The Macro State of the NFT Market
  • 2022fxhash | The Artists
  • 2022An Interview with Tyler Hobbs | Part 1
  • 2022An Interview with Tyler Hobbs | Part 2
  • 2022The NFT Collector | KarateKid
  • 2022In Search of Lost Robbies
  • 2022Are NFTs the First Truly Global Art Movement?
  • 2022The Lumen Prize NFT Award
  • 2022Robbie Barrat on “The Lost Robbies”
  • 2022How NFTs Changed the Art World
  • 2022Joe Looney on Ordinals
  • 2022Where are your NFTs?
  • 2022Data in the Year of the NFT
  • 2022Have NFTs lost their way?

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