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Titel: CryptoPunks : free to claim

Beteiligte: Kyes, Zak [Herausgeber:in] ; Place, Belle [Herausgeber:in] ; Terragni, Emilia [Herausgeber:in]

Körperschaft: Phaidon Verlag GmbH [Verlag]

Erschienen: London; New York: Phaidon, 2024

Umfang: 829 Seiten; 23 cm x 17 cm

Sprache: Englisch

ISBN: 9781838669300; 1838669302

RVK-Notation: LH 65829 : Kinetische Kunst, Op art, Land art, Kybernetische Kunst, Mixed Media, Computerkunst, Environment, Rauminstallation, Videoinstallation

Schlagwörter: Computerkunst > Blockchain > Non-Fungible Token
Kunst > Technologie
Computerkunst > Medienkunst > Blockchain > Non-Fungible Token > World Wide Web 3.0
Kryptologie > Blockchain > Computerkunst

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Beschreibung: A comprehensive monograph chronicling the phenomenal rise of CryptoPunks – one of the world’s first and most sought-after crypto collectibles and trailblazer for digital art and web3 culture. CryptoPunks: Free to Claim explores the meteoric rise of a pre-eminent NFT collectible: what began as an experiment in digital ownership has become the catalyst for a digital art movement and a dynamic subculture synonymous with a new age of the internet. The book is for all levels of knowledge and features unique contributions from fascinating figures in tech, design, fashion, finance, and contemporary art including: Anika Meier, Alexis Ohanian, Mat Dryhurst, Noam Segal (Guggenheim), Philippe Bettinelli and Marcella Lista (Centre Pompidou), Michael Connor (Rhizome), Mindy Seu, Chris Lyons (a16z), Salome Asega (NEW INC), Simon Denny, Shumon Basar, Martina Tiefenthaler, Jack Butcher, Sean Bonner, 6529, among others.

"This mega book is about the intersection of art and technology. It tells the story of how the CryptoPunks, an NFT collection minted on the Ethereum blockchain in 2017, became the catalyst for a digital art movement. The Punks forged a dynamic subculture - and crypto marketplace - synonymous with a new age of the internet. Conceived by Yuga Labs and Zak Group, the book combines essays, interviews, manifestos, blotter art, field reports, Discord threads, and anonymously authored glossary terms, with the breakout work of technologists Matt Hall and John Watkinson: 10,000 uniquely generated pixel characters, which take up 400+ pages. This kaleidoscopic mix of content illuminates the social and cultural implicates of NFTs, exploring the rampant, potentially utopic opportunities of web3 technologies." - back cover

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