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Pedro Falco: links

Sources documenting Falco's Art Blocks projects, technical practice, professional history, exhibitions, and institutional context.

12 sources · last updated 2026-07-11

In the AB[500]: Art Blocks

Art Blocks defines AB[500] as the complete group of its first 500 projects, published from 2020 through 2025.

Art Blocks 500 collection index · 2025

An OpenSea asset record identifies an edition from Foliage by Falko and its Ethereum contract.

Foliage asset collection record · 2022

Press and criticism

The NFT Market Report includes Foliage by Falko within its chronology of generative-art collections.

NFT Market Report market report · 2022

Museums and institutions

The Spanish Cultural Center in Buenos Aires documents Falco's 2022 workshop on storing pixels on a blockchain.

CCEBA institutional program · 2022

An Argentine government forum program identifies Falco as moderator of a panel about NFTs, crypto art, and new forms of circulation.

Argentine visual-arts forum institutional program · 2024

An Argentine government announcement describes the federal visual-arts forum and its participation by artists and NFT communities.

Federal visual-arts forum institutional announcement · 2024

Essays, talks and podcasts

Falco's curriculum vitae records talks and workshops at CCEBA, BAFICI, Desarmadero, and TRImarchi, as well as exhibitions in Buenos Aires, Bogotá, and Rio de Janeiro.

Pedro Falco CV talks and record · 2026

Profiles and archives

Raster aggregates Pedro Falco's tokenized works across platforms.

Raster profile · ongoing

Falco's project archive documents Asterisms as an interactive generative artwork released through Art Blocks in 2021.

Asterisms project archive · 2021

Falco's ArtDAO case study documents his use of Three.js and Svelte for an interactive web experience.

ArtDAO project archive · 2024

The IDIS archive maintains an author page for Falco within its Spanish-language research platform on art, design, and technology.

IDIS research archive · 2026

Falco's IDIS article explains Three.js as a JavaScript library for browser-based graphics and interactive installations.

Three.js at IDIS authored archive · 2010

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