Jake Brukhman: links

The collection record documents Event Horizon Sunset (Series C) as a 500-work Art Blocks series launched in April 2021.

Art Blocks explains the on-chain architecture and algorithmic premise of its generative-art protocol.

Delphi Digital’s extended conversation examines NFT scarcity, liquidity, communities, pricing, fractionalization, and collecting.

Inchained discusses Brukhman’s NFT creation, collecting, investments, use cases, and financial products.

Metaverse Musings considers Brukhman’s technical background, creative interests, and NFT commentary.

Beyond the Code traces Brukhman’s path through Bitcoin, crypto investing, governance, and decentralized infrastructure.

The Index Podcast addresses Brukhman’s views on the convergence of artificial intelligence, blockchain, Web3, and NFTs.

The People’s AI examines decentralized AI, open-source models, agents, governance, and crypto-backed AI ventures.

The Scoop considers CoinFund’s organization and the relationship between crypto-native knowledge and traditional finance.

CoinDesk discusses Brukhman’s arguments concerning decentralized AI, bias, data ownership, and trust.

VatorNews records Brukhman’s discussion of proof of humanity, biometric privacy, governance, and digital identity.

TIME situates Art Blocks within the rapid expansion of NFT art while examining changing power relations in the art world.

TIME examines NFT art, blockchain records, collecting, speculation, and tensions within the emerging market.

The decentralized crypto-art position paper gathers perspectives from artists, collectors, galleries, scholars, and data scientists.

A technical survey examines NFT ecosystems, protocols, standards, properties, opportunities, and challenges.

A large-scale study maps NFT market trends, trade networks, and visual features.

A peer-reviewed article considers ethical questions arising from crypto art’s technologies, markets, and institutions.

Raster aggregates Jake Brukhman's tokenized works across platforms.

SuperRare preserves the platform account connected to Brukhman’s collecting identity.

The 2020 yearly NFT report surveys the market and the increasing visibility of crypto art and auction activity.

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