William Tan: links

Art Blocks identifies AB[500] as the complete collection of its first 500 projects published between 2020 and 2025.

The Art Blocks discovery portal provides access to its historical collection categories, including AB[500] and Curated.

Erick Calderon’s announcement defines the scope and preservation purpose of the finite Art Blocks 500.

An early community post links Tan’s pre-release interview with Jeff Davis and announces the project’s August 2021 release.

Art Blocks’ seriality essay reproduces a Scribbled Boundaries output and places the project within a serial, algorithmic, and performative art form.

CoinStats preserves the project description, its Curated Series 4 classification, and its original Dutch-auction terms.

Art Blocks explains the artist-authored algorithm, bounded randomness, collector-triggered generation, and Curated program.

Art Blocks documents its effort to make generative projects reconstructable from blockchain data in a modern browser.

Art Blocks’ five-year timeline traces the platform’s roots, early releases, and developing community history.

Art Blocks’ Curated Series 4 set record identifies the series as comprising nine collections.

The platform’s account of its final three AB500 projects describes a concluding exhibition grounded in its first five years of color, collecting, and community.

Art Blocks’ account of its penultimate Curated release discusses the approaching completion of the AB500 archive and the end of the flagship series.

Tan’s detailed project essay explains several compositional modes, artistic references, technical development, and charitable fundraising connected with the release.

NFT Price Floor identifies Scribbled Boundaries as a 1,024-item Art Blocks Curated project released on 17 August 2021.

OpenSea’s record for Scribbled Boundaries #170 documents a specific output’s contract, token identifier, ownership, and market history.

Raster aggregates William Tan's tokenized works across platforms.

The official Art Blocks collection record identifies William Tan, the project’s 1,024 artworks, and its 17 August 2021 release.

Art Blocks’ general discovery index records the platform’s active and historical collection categories.

Art Blocks’ purchasing guide explains fixed-price, ranked-auction, and gated distribution mechanisms used for generative releases.