cryptobauhaus: links

Art Blocks records Exhibition: 3291 by cryptobauhaus as a 400-artwork Factory collection released in February 2022.

arltcollector's interview is the main public source for cryptobauhaus's design background, Bauhaus influence, and the project's 1923 poster reference.

The New Yorker reviewed MoMA's Bauhaus retrospective and provides critical context for the movement's modernist influence.

Bauhaus Archiv provides a concise institutional chronology of the Bauhaus from 1919 to 1933.

MoMA's exhibition record for Bauhaus 1919-1933: Workshops for Modernity documents major museum framing of the school's legacy.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Heilbrunn essay summarizes the Bauhaus founding, aims, and art-design synthesis.

Tate's Bauhaus term page provides an accessible institutional definition of Bauhaus as a modern art and design movement.

Future Galerie lists Cryptobauhaus among featured artists for its Chicago Preview Series Two program.

Art Blocks' essay on the on-chain status of its artworks explains how Art Blocks connects creative code, Ethereum provenance, and generative art.

SMU Meadows published a public explainer on Art Blocks as a generative art and NFT platform.

OpenSea provides the principal secondary-market collection page for Exhibition: 3291 by cryptobauhaus.

Verse preserves Exhibition: 3291 as a browseable series and marketplace page.

Blurb archives the 96-page Exhibition: 3291 book, described as a visual exploration of the Art Blocks project's properties.

A public Instagram reel by J. Gray documents Exhibition #3291 during its minting period.

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