Daniel Catt: links

The official collection record documents the first 70s Pop release.

The official collection record documents the second 70s Pop release.

The official collection record documents the expanded 80s Pop project.

Catt discusses software, hardware, pens, paper, and collaboration with computers.

A studio visit surveys Catt’s drawing robots and the relationship between digital and physical production.

The Arbitrarily Deterministic podcast discusses Catt’s biography, community curation, culture, and the future of internet art.

The Link reports the charitable results of Catt’s two 70s Pop bonus collections.

A collector-oriented essay places 70s Pop within an account of Art Blocks’ early appeal.

A market explainer identifies Catt’s movement from Art Blocks Factory projects toward Curated.

A collecting guide cites 80s Pop Variety Pack as an accessible Art Blocks collection.

Dawn Contemporary’s Flatlands exhibition included Catt among nine artists investigating flatness and graphic design.

Pocko Gallery’s A.R.E exhibition included Catt in a survey of international generative artists.

Alba presents FALLiNGWATER as a generative reconsideration of 1990s design and software nostalgia.

Alba presents Trance Atlantic Glide in relation to Swiss grids and Late Modernist colour.

Catt’s artist statement outlines an arts-based research practice involving code, AI, documentation, and drawing machines.

Catt considers generative art at the point where producing an image becomes faster than physically printing it.

Catt examines art-studio management as part of artistic practice and machine-assisted research.

Raster aggregates Daniel Catt's tokenized works across platforms.

Catt’s newsletter profile identifies him as a contemporary print artist working from an arts-based research studio in Shrewsbury.

The newsletter archive gathers Catt’s ongoing writing about plotters, studio routines, software, and print.

The Generative Art Foundation lists Daniel Catt among its founding contributors from 2021 to 2024.

Adafruit’s feature directs readers to Catt’s Drawing Machines 101 lesson on selecting pens and paper for plotting.

Catt’s Thirteen Ghosts project documents animated digital works accompanied by plotter-ready SVG files and physical components.

An Art Blocks token record exposes the parameter vocabulary used within 70s Pop Series Two.

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