JEANVASCRIPT: links

Art Blocks records Lava Glow as a 500-work Factory collection released in 2021.

Art Blocks records VOXΞL as a 250-work collection released in 2022.

Art Blocks explains requirements for deterministic feature scripts and token-derived metadata.

A long-form interview with Tommy Guerrero discusses street skating, style, flow, video parts, and the urban landscape.

A market report places Beauty of Skateboarding within the second half of 2021’s generative releases.

An earlier market report also indexes Beauty of Skateboarding among generative collections.

Skateboarding.com considers the history and cultural importance of street-style skate videos.

VICE examines skateboarding’s individual freedom alongside crews and collective identity.

The Museum of the Moving Image documents an exhibition on skate-video history, artistic expression, and community.

The museum’s screening series considers the breadth and influence of skate culture captured on film.

A museum program connects skate video with experimental cinema, choreography, chance, and failure.

A qualitative research paper studies NFT creators’ practices, communities, opportunities, and concerns.

Venus Over Manhattan documents an exhibition organized around growth and computational art.

The Japan Generative Art Foundation documents code-based work by artists from four Asian cities.

Generative Art: The Podcast archives discussions of creative coding, algorithms, randomness, tools, and artistic process.

Voxel.js explains a modular open-source approach to browser-based voxel construction.

OpenSea preserves the marketplace collection record for Lava Glow.

OpenSea preserves an item-level record for Lava Glow #92.

BONES Wheels archives a video presentation featuring Rodney Mullen on the beauty of skateboarding.

The Museum of the Moving Image documents a screening of formative works in skate-video history.

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