Grant Oesterling: links

The official collection record identifies Exstasis as 111 unique artworks released on June 14, 2023.

Art Blocks identifies the AB[500] as its complete record of the first 500 published projects.

The Art Institute of Chicago considers intentional glitch and technological instability through an interview with pioneering artist Jamie Fenton.

Art Blocks announces Exstasis as one of twelve projects selected for the Museum of Art + Light’s EMULATION exhibition.

The University of Central Florida documents Patchwork Poetics, a project connecting computational generation, language, and quilt design.

A research paper examines methods for piecing generative patterns into physical contemporary quilts.

SensiLab reports on the presentation of generative-quilting research at the 2024 International Conference on Computational Creativity.

A Cornering the Market episode discusses Exstasis among selected generative-art projects.

OpenSea’s collection record catalogues the 111 works and their formal trait structure.

Raster aggregates Grant Oesterling's tokenized works across platforms.

Oesterling’s extended biography outlines his work across code, quilting, embroidery, and software.