john provencher: links

Art Blocks documents spawn as a collection of 1,001 unique works released in 2021.

Art Blocks documents Maps as a collection of 90 unique works released in 2022.

It’s Nice That discusses Provencher’s early-web influences and use of browser technologies.

Fisheye Immersive examines Dungeoneer within the game-focused exhibition Console Spirituality.

HOLO reports on Console Spirituality and characterizes Provencher’s contribution as Doom-based dungeon crawling.

Fakewhale analyzes Dungeoneer as part of a broader inquiry into gaming, ritual, and digital infrastructures.

GameScenes reports the artists, curators, and game-culture framework of Console Spirituality.

The New Museum announces Provencher as a member of NEW INC’s ninth annual cohort.

The Museum of the Moving Image identifies Provencher as a participant in its Easel Engine media-wall program.

MutualArt records Provencher’s inclusion in Interactions at Bundeskunsthalle in Bonn.

Verse presents Provencher in All At Once, a group exhibition addressing chronology and blockchain inscription.

Art Blocks documents Verse’s presentation of Provencher’s circle(s).

Feral File’s exhibition archive lists Provencher in Console Spirituality.

Ragnar Digital describes Provencher’s [test] as a response to the technical and economic conditions of Bitcoin Ordinals.

The Maps project essay explains the collection’s graphic-score concept and digital-to-physical production logic.

Fruitful School preserves Provencher’s curriculum for a workshop on programming the generative web.

Raster aggregates john provencher's tokenized works across platforms.

Le Random profiles Provencher’s generative practice, commissions, and interest in the physical conditions of the internet.

Bright Moments describes Provencher as a Brooklyn-based designer, generative artist, educator, and programmer.

MutualArt provides a biographical and exhibition index for Provencher.

MOTZKO documents collected works by Provencher, including spawn, Maps, Dungeoneer, over-time, Cage, LORE, and [test].

Feral File’s program archive provides the exhibition context associated with the online presentation and launch programming for Console Spirituality.

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