BarabasiLab: links

Art Blocks lists Invasion Percolation by BarabásiLab as a generative collection of 550 artworks.

Art Blocks identifies BarabasiLab as a network-science lab led by Albert-László Barabási.

Verse Works preserves a series page for Invasion Percolation with project description and trait context.

Artnet News interviewed Barabási about data, artistic success, and NFT networks.

Clot Magazine interviewed Barabási on network science, hidden order, and complex systems.

Northeastern profiled Barabási's return to sculpture through network-pattern art.

XIBT reviewed BarabasiLab's BIG DATA (networking the artworld) exhibition at Postmasters.

Dreamideamachine covered BarabásiLab: Hidden Patterns. Network Thinking at ZKM.

Itsliquid covered Hidden Patterns and its network-based approach to visualization.

ZKM's Hidden Patterns exhibition page documents BarabasiLab's 25-year visual vocabulary of networks.

Ludwig Museum announced BarabásiLab: Hidden Patterns. The Language of Network Thinking.

Central European University reported on BarabásiLab's network-science exhibition at Ludwig Museum.

The Hungarian Cultural Center Brussels described BarabasiLab's interdisciplinary team and visualization practice.

ZKM's Art Network page explains the Lab's mapping of institutional connections in the art world.

BarabasiLab's Invasion Percolation exhibition page documents the hybrid NFT and gallery presentation.

BarabasiLab's NFT exhibition page lists venues for the 2D and 3D print presentations.

Postmasters presented BIG DATA (networking the artworld) in New York.

Postmasters' Art Network exhibition page details the project within BIG DATA.

BarabasiLab's Data Draws Data exhibition page describes its collective art-science practice.

Science published Barabási and co-authors' paper on reputation and success in art.

Scientific Reports published Barabási and co-authors' paper on NFT-driven networks in crypto art.

PubMed indexes "Nature's reach: narrow work has broad impact," co-authored by Barabási.

Barabási's arXiv paper links invasion percolation to global optimization and spanning-tree problems.

MEET Digital Culture Center published an essay on Barabási's immersive exhibition and data-art context.

Kalman Maklary Fine Arts provides a gallery profile for Albert-László Barabási and BarabásiLab.

BarabasiLab's Invasion Percolation work page describes the algorithm, 1995 output, and physical NFT model.

BarabasiLab's Art Network work page describes the dataset and institutional-network method.

BarabasiLab's 150 Years of Nature work page documents a network-visualization project around Nature.

Northeastern's faculty profile records Barabási's institutional roles and current research context.

ZKM's digital opening video presents BarabásiLab. Hidden Patterns in exhibition context.

ZKM's Art Networks conversation video discusses network thinking in the context of the exhibition.

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