SAB & K2xL: links

NFT Valuations places Assemblage among generative collections released in the first half of 2022.

Art Blocks presents a discovery archive spanning Factory, Curated, Studio, Collaborations, and other generative-art categories.

The Hammer Museum defines assemblage and relates it to collage, found materials, and West Coast art.

The National Galleries of Scotland traces assemblage from early twentieth-century experiments through later movements.

Larousse surveys collage across Cubism, Dada, Surrealism, Pop Art, and Nouveau Réalisme.

DiPaola and Gabora examine creativity, variation, and selection within an evolutionary art algorithm.

McCormack, Gifford, and Hutchings consider autonomy, authenticity, authorship, and intention in computer-generated art.

Raster aggregates SAB & K2xL's tokenized works across platforms.

Art Blocks identifies SAB's fields of practice and archives the artist's platform projects.

Art Blocks documents SAB's earlier project Spiromorphs, including its edition size and release date.

The Lab records the Art Blocks GenArt721Core contract associated with the supplied renders.

Etherscan documents contract-address information retrieval for ERC-721 and other token standards.

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