oliveskin: links

The ethPandaOps index identifies the collection’s shared contract as GenArt721Core and labels its owner Artblocks.

Ethplorer recognizes the same address as an Art Blocks token contract.

Phillips announced Ex-Machina as an exhibition and auction connecting computer-art pioneers with generative NFT artists.

Georg Bak’s essay traces generative art through information theory, early computer practices, serial processes, and blockchain.

Phillips’ overview documents the dates, locations, and scope of the Ex-Machina exhibition and online auction.

The Phillips sale archive lists the 44 lots included in Ex-Machina.

A Phillips lot page documents Dmitri Cherniak’s Ringers #191 as an Art Blocks ERC-721 work in the sale.

A Phillips lot page records Vera Molnar’s computer-generated plotter work (Des)ordres in the same historical survey.

The live English catalogue PDF preserves the Ex-Machina sale record without relying on the failed legacy URL.

Raster aggregates oliveskin's tokenized works across platforms.

OpenSea preserves the title, attribution, chain, and token identifier for Fernweh #6.

The Phillips press archive preserves the curatorial premise and schedule of Ex-Machina.

Phillips’ exhibition video describes Ex-Machina as a history of automated art production from early computer art to NFTs.

Artists may reuse this dossier's CC0 prose and verified bibliography on their own websites through the public AB5D API or MCP server. No key is required. Artwork rights remain with their respective artists and holders.

The API and MCP guide documents the available fields, browser fetch example, agent tools, attribution, licensing, and image-rights boundary.