Michael Connolly: links

Art Blocks presents Connolly’s biography, recognition, and platform projects.

The official collection record documents Divisions as an Art Blocks Playground release.

The official collection record documents Elementals as an Art Blocks Curated release.

Jeff Davis interviews Connolly about his education, commercial career, generative practice, and Elementals.

An Art Blocks feature interviews Connolly following the Lumen Prize longlisting of Elementals.

SaveArtSpace documents Elementals and Divisions within its Generative Generation public-art project.

The Lumen Prize explains the institutional remit and selection framework of the award that longlisted Elementals.

NFT Price Floor archives market information for Elementals as an Art Blocks Curated collection.

Connolly’s dated District essay records its release with C-Verso and presentation in the Rolling Dice exhibition in Milan.

Connolly’s project archive describes Elefante and its presentation through Vertical Crypto Art.

Connolly’s long-form Elementals essay explains the project’s construction, traits, probabilities, and emergent groups.

Connolly’s Divisions essay analyses recursion, stylistic modes, palettes, rarity, and influences.

Connolly’s Repeater essay discusses copy-and-paste operations, grid structures, texture, and graphic influences.

Art Blocks documentation explains how project metadata records scripts, invocation limits, hashes, traits, and release information.

Le Random catalogues Repeater #132 and preserves Connolly’s artist note for the series.

AskART maintains an auction and pricing archive identifying Connolly with digital art and NFTs.

Raster aggregates Michael Connolly's tokenized works across platforms.

Connolly’s biography records his education, practice statement, selected exhibitions, and clients.

Connolly’s Linktree preserves links to Depot, Elefante, Mantle, Repeater, Divisions, and Elementals.

The Lumen Prize press archive contextualises the award’s institutional role in technology-based art.

Connolly documents the production of Elementals prints with ARTXCODE.