Dmitri Cherniak: links

Cherniak's official Linktree gathers his current projects, editions, social accounts, and publications.

The artist's Level portfolio indexes Dead Ringers, The Rinkeby Sessions, and related physical editions.

Light Years presents 100 generative works paired with silver gelatin prints and made with the Estate of László Moholy-Nagy.

The project mechanics describe Light Years' selection passes, process works, negatives, prints, and institutional placements.

TASCHEN's Ironic Dessert edition pairs Cherniak's 2023 NFT and print with the book On NFTs.

Avant Arte's Ringers #962: The LACMA Iterations translates the museum token into a nine-image silkscreen parameter sweep.

Art Blocks' artist profile records Cherniak's biography, recognition, and three projects in the foundational set.

Ringers, 1,000 editions, generates a string wrapped around pegs sampled from a grid and was released on 31 January 2021.

The Eternal Pump, 50 editions, is an animated Playground project made in response to the speculative intensity surrounding Ringers.

The Wrapture, 50 minted editions, links a generative release to a year-long holder agreement about movement, sale, and listing.

Jeff Davis interviews Cherniak on engineering, automation, early crypto art, and the geometry behind Ringers.

The Art Blocks Playground archive situates Cherniak's two experimental follow-ups within the programme opened to Curated artists.

An Art Blocks collector profile shows four Ringers together and discusses collecting generative art as personal conviction.

LACMA announces the Cozomo de' Medici collection gift, including Ringers #962 among 22 blockchain works.

LACMA's press release documents the collection as the largest group of blockchain artworks to enter an American art museum at the time.

Buffalo AKG's collection record documents Light Years #051, gifted by Fellowship in 2023.

Buffalo AKG's annual report records the acquisition of Light Years #051 among the museum's gifts.

The Medici Collection's record for Ringers #962 preserves the work later promised to LACMA.

Fellowship's Light Years: Process Works exhibition presented 30 sketches tracing the algorithm's development.

AOTM's artist page presents Cherniak's catalogue, biography, physical works, and current gallery programme.

AOTM documents Cherniak's multimedia installation for the inaugural Zero 10 sector at Art Basel Miami Beach.

The AOTM press release details Floor Ringer, Ringers outputs, and Polygon Etcetera at Art Basel Miami Beach.

Beyond Digital at Venus Over Manhattan placed Cherniak within a group exhibition on hybrid physical and digital practice.

Darius Himes speaks with Cherniak and Daniel Hug of the Moholy-Nagy estate about the research, code, and photographic process behind Light Years.

Jason Bailey's extended interview covers Autoglyphs, Art Blocks, Ringers as a total set, Dead Ringers, and the Pump community.

The audio edition of Bailey's conversation presents Cherniak on the power, history, and overfinancialisation of generative art.

Le Random speaks with Cherniak about Infinite Images, museum display, engineering, and changing ideas of automation.

Avant Arte's LACMA conversation joins Cherniak and curator Dhyandra Lawson to discuss systems, randomness, and Ringers.

Sotheby's reports the USD 6.2 million sale of Ringers #879, known as the Goose, and its place in generative-art auction history.

Sotheby's Grails record for Ringers #98 preserves the work's provenance, estimate, and auction result.

Sotheby's generative-art essay places Ringers within the longer history of programmed and rule-based art.

The individual Sotheby's lot record preserves the estimate, provenance, and result for Ringers #879.

Curated's collection guide studies Cherniak's background, Ringers' formal traits, historical roots, and collecting context.

Curated's wider primer uses Ringers to discuss on-chain generative art, display, scarcity, and ownership.

CoinDesk reconstructs the year-long Wrapture agreement and the collectors' response to the Three Arrows Capital liquidation.

Le Random reviews Toledo's Infinite Images and reads 25 Ringers prints through the legibility of their parameters.

Artforum reviews Infinite Images: The Art of Algorithms, which placed Cherniak within a multigenerational computational history.

AOTM surveys Cherniak's movement from algorithmic images to physical and sculptural expressions of automation.

Hyperspek connects Ringers, The Eternal Pump, and The Wrapture through their algorithms and collector community.

DT Journal offers an early collector reading of Ringers' simplicity, complexity, and figurative associations.

The Line surveys Cherniak's projects through rhythm, the Pump community, Wrapture, and Dead Ringers.

Avant Arte's guide explains generative art through the Ringers algorithm and the accidental emergence of the Goose.

USA Art News reports on Cherniak's research into the Moholy-Nagy archive for Light Years.

Artnet's NFT 30 issue profiles Cherniak as an early generative artist working with blockchain distribution.

NFTEvening reports on the presentation of Light Years at Paris Photo and its partnership with the Moholy-Nagy estate.

NFTEvening explains the random-wallet distribution and Food Bank for New York City fundraiser behind Dead Ringers: Edition.

The Art Canada Institute records the Goose sale within a survey of notable Canadian art stories.

Avant Arte's artist profile surveys Cherniak's automation practice, works, Ringers record, and LACMA acquisition.

Le Random's artist archive records Cherniak's biography, influences, wallet, and works held by the collection.

Opera Magna's archive presents Ringers, Light Years, Transparent Grit, and both Playground projects.

The Anne and Michael Spalter collection documents Cherniak's Rinkeby Sessions and the test-network history of Ringers.

AOTM's curriculum vitae lists Cherniak's exhibitions, collections, publications, and collaborations.

Avant Arte's 37-minute film follows Cherniak through LACMA in conversation about systems, chance, and Ringers #962.