Pandelune: links

Art Blocks’ canonical collection page records Murano Fantasy’s artist, scale, and release date.

The legacy project record provides an alternate institutional entry for Murano Fantasy.

Art Blocks’ discovery index places the projects within its wider generative-art archive.

Art Blocks explains how previously released generative artworks circulate through its secondary interface.

The Link’s drop-time guide illustrates early Art Blocks culture with Orthogone #0 and documents release mechanics.

A market report indexes Orthogone among generative collections from the first half of 2021.

A later market report indexes Murano Fantasy among second-half 2021 generative releases.

Art Blocks’ collaborations archive explains the platform’s institutional partnerships and co-branded generative releases.

The Tezos Foundation’s biannual report provides comparative institutional context for blockchain-art platforms and contributors.

Dawn Contemporary describes a gallery program devoted to established and emerging generative artists.

Fxhash’s knowledge base explains the role of artists, collectors, curators, galleries, and museums in a generative-art ecosystem.

Fxhash documents how generative art is implemented and transacted on a blockchain.

Fxhash’s protocol overview contrasts long-form, short-form, and evolving forms of generative art.

OpenSea’s token record preserves the traits and transaction context of Orthogone #554.

Raster aggregates Pandelune's tokenized works across platforms.

Raster explains that its artist profiles aggregate tokenized works across networks and platforms.

Raster’s FAQ describes the scope of its artist and marketplace indexing.

Art Blocks’ current terms document the platform framework governing items, collections, scripts, and listings.

Art Blocks’ Murano Fantasy project record includes a live-view presentation of executable outputs.

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.