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Sasha Stiles: links

Selected sources situate Sasha Stiles’s interactive poetry within contemporary art, publishing, artificial intelligence, and digital culture.

13 sources · last updated 2026-07-11

In the AB[500]: Art Blocks

The collection page records Still Moving as a 2023 Art Blocks release by Nathaniel Stern and Sasha Stiles.

Still Moving collection · 2023

Interviews

An extended interview considers Stiles’s hybrid poetry, blockchain practice, and use of technology to expand imagination.

Fence Digital interview · 2023

A filmed artist-to-artist conversation addresses Stiles’s language practice and A LIVING POEM.

Techspressionism interview · 2025

An interview presents walking, attention, and daily ritual as foundations of Stiles’s creative process.

APOSSIBLE interview · undated

Press and criticism

Scientific American examines Stiles’s development of AI-assisted poetry and its realization at MoMA.

Scientific American criticism · 2026

The Brooklyn Rail reviews A LIVING POEM and discusses its relation to MoMA’s text-art collection.

The Brooklyn Rail review · 2026

Refraction surveys the analog and virtual dimensions of Stiles’s language-based practice.

Refraction profile · 2023

Museums and institutions

MoMA’s artist record identifies Stiles as Kalmyk-American, born in 1980, and lists A LIVING POEM.

Museum of Modern Art archive · 2025

MoMA’s press release details the New York and Seoul presentations of A LIVING POEM.

MoMA press office exhibition · 2025

Auctions and catalogues

Christie’s sale catalogue lists Stiles’s REPETAE: The Loom of Language as lot 21 in its on-chain Gucci collaboration, Future Frequencies.

Christie’s auction · 2023

Profiles and archives

Raster aggregates Sasha Stiles's tokenized works across platforms.

Raster profile · ongoing

The artist’s current CV records her 1980 birth in Pasadena and documents exhibitions, publications, commissions, and performances.

Sasha Stiles CV archive · current

Harvard Magazine profiles Stiles’s education, family history, and long-running collaboration with a customized language model.

Harvard Magazine profile · 2026

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