Emily Edelman: links

The Asemica project site explains the system’s typographic mechanics and collaboration.

Art Blocks maintains an institutional artist record connecting Edelman with Twos and other projects.

NFT Price Floor records Twos as an Art Blocks project comprising 64 items.

Anika Meier interviews Edelman about typography, asemic writing, collaboration, materiality, and code.

The Seaport interviews Edelman about curating On Water and the appeal of generative art.

Right Click Save gathers a discussion with Edelman, Lauren Lee McCarthy, and Kaoru Tanaka about generative art and equity.

Right Click Save publishes Edelman’s interview with Adam Berninger about Feral File and generative art.

Right Click Save considers Edelman and Tina Chang’s collaboration within the rise of blockchain poetry.

Arab Bank Switzerland profiles Edelman and records Asemica #401 in its collection.

EXPANDED.ART presents Edelman’s education, exhibition history, and generative practice.

Vellum LA documents Artists Who Code, a group exhibition featuring Edelman.

Heft Gallery presents Facility, a project using Edelman’s handwriting as source material.

Heft Gallery records Edelman’s Facility #1 in the Groundwork group exhibition.

Edelman’s Twos project essay describes the numeral’s development, pixel texture, features, and conceptual framework.

Edelman’s Asemica project record documents the collection’s scale and release.

Ensemble archives Edelman’s biography and process studies associated with Twos: Artifacts.

Raster aggregates Edelman’s oeuvre and activity in a verified artist profile.

Bright Moments’ filmed record documents the launch of Agar at the Seaport in New York.