Tabor Robak: links

The official collection record identifies 600 unique artworks and a May 25, 2022 release.

Art Blocks' Jeff Davis speaks with Robak about his formation, software practice, and Colorspace.

Robak's project record details the work's brushes, accents, interfaces, interactions, and physical collector edition.

Interview Magazine visits Robak during preparations for Next-Gen Open Beta.

ARTUNER discusses technology, embodiment, procedural generation, and the autonomy of digital artworks with Robak.

SSENSE profiles Robak's computer-generated practice and position within contemporary digital art.

The New Yorker reviews Robak's screen works, highlighting Where's My Water? and its digitally inflected Pop language.

East City Art discusses MENTAL, Robak's software-based practice, and the sculptural presentation of its digital works.

The Art Newspaper reports the acquisition and gift of a Robak work to the Serpentine.

Vice describes Robak's role in creating the visual and interactive world for Gatekeeper's Exo.

MoMA's collection page records the medium, duration, and exhibition history of Xenix.

The Whitney's collection page documents the custom-software installation Colorwheel.

The NGV introduces Megafauna as an immersive installation commissioned and acquired for its collection.

The NGV object record provides Megafauna's media, dates, accession number, and acquisition credit.

The NGV describes its collaboration with Deakin MotionLab on a virtual-reality extension of Megafauna.

Serpentine documents Robak's Drinking Bird Seasons presentation at Serpentine North Gallery.

Super Dakota documents IMPACT, Robak's 2024 exhibition about labor, technological mediation, and capitalist exploitation.

Robak's dated record for Casualty Mosaic outlines its electronic sculptures and critique of consumer culture.

Upstream Gallery documents Robak's 2025 participation in The Sweet Escape with Massively Multiplayer Chandelier.

Google Arts & Culture's Public Art Fund feature situates Liquid Demo within the screen-based exhibition Commercial Break.

Kunsthalle Düsseldorf's English exhibition guide contextualizes Robak's 20XX within Smart New World.

Raster aggregates Tabor Robak's tokenized works across platforms.

The Whitney artist record identifies Robak and links his work in the museum's collection.

CTM Festival's archive discusses Robak's post-retro digital aesthetic, virtual culture, and music collaborations.

Swiss Institute's video records Robak discussing gaming technology and the construction of digital environments.

Dazed examines the audiovisual world of Gatekeeper's Exo, created with Robak.

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