Golan Levin: links

Art Blocks records Cytographia as a collection of 418 unique artworks released on January 10, 2024.

Jordan Kantor speaks with Levin about Cytographia’s classroom origins, visual sources, executable behavior, and ecological concerns.

Carlo Zanni interviews Levin about software art, generative systems, randomness, and authorship.

Hyperrhiz publishes a scholarly conversation about generative art, blockchain, AI, and Cytographia.

Peter Bauman discusses Cytographia’s blobs, Levin’s computational practice, and his support for open-source art tools.

ZKM identifies Levin as an artist of its collection and lists works, publications, and exhibitions.

Fondation Daniel Langlois documents Dialtones as a concert performed through choreographed ringing on audience mobile phones.

Ars Electronica documents Messa di Voce and its honorary mention in the 2004 Prix Ars Electronica.

The Beall Center catalogue records the touring Eyecode exhibition and essays by David Familian and Erkki Huhtamo.

Carnegie Mellon describes Levin’s teaching and research across electronic art, responsive artifacts, and critical making.

TED presents Levin’s demonstration of software as an audiovisual performance medium.

Raster aggregates Golan Levin's tokenized works across platforms.

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