AB[500] · Artist bibliography

Michael G Devereux: links

Selected records trace Devereux’s Art Blocks release, generative methods, print practice, photography, and scientific image research.

11 sources · last updated 2026-07-11

In the AB[500]: Art Blocks

The official record documents the 67-edition Factory collection and its 2022 release.

Art Blocks ↗ collection · 2022

Interviews

Gamma surveys Devereux’s path from wildlife photography and printmaking to generative art and Bitcoin Ordinals.

Partner Artist Spotlight ↗ interview · 2025

Press and criticism

Plus Magazine discusses Devereux’s long-exposure double-pendulum image as a visualization of chaos.

Double Trouble ↗ feature · 2014

A market report lists CryptoCountries within the generative-art releases of 2022’s second half.

NFT Market Report ↗ report · 2022

Galleries and exhibitions

Printfest’s archive presents Devereux’s account of connecting science, mathematics, and nature through prints.

Michael Devereux at Printfest ↗ artist archive · 2019

Printfest records Devereux as the recipient of its 2019 McClures Award.

Printfest awards ↗ award record · 2019

Essays, talks and podcasts

Gamma examines Devereux’s creative-coding process, iterative development, and transition from MATLAB to p5.js.

Creative Coding on Bitcoin ↗ essay · 2024

Gamma includes Devereux’s Deep Below in an essay connecting traditional and blockchain printmaking.

Prints: From Woodblocks to Blockchain ↗ essay · 2023

Profiles and archives

The University of Strathclyde profile records Devereux’s education and research interests in applied mathematics and computer vision.

Michael Devereux ↗ institutional profile · 2026

A dated Flickr work page preserves Devereux’s double-pendulum photograph and accompanying description.

Double Pendulum Short Exposure ↗ image archive · 2011

Museums and institutions

Strathclyde’s publication portal describes peer-reviewed research by Devereux and collaborators on object detection in reactor inspection imagery.

Automated Object Detection ↗ research record · 2021