Virginia Valenzuela considers the legacy of Internet art for the NFT space

Benjamin Kandler hosts Sofia Garcia, Douglas Dodds, Anna Ridler, and Georg Bak in a conversation spanning 70 years of generative art

Inspired by four transmedia artists, Katie Peyton Hofstadter asks how we might take charge of our own biological data in Web3

Nancy Baker Cahill makes the case for a more ethical Web3, in search of augmented reality

Alex Estorick hosts Paolo Cirio and Max Haiven in conversation about the prospects and perils of blockchain technology

As new worlds emerge in the metaverse, Deborah Tchoudjinoff imagines a sustainable supercontinent

Luke Hespanhol asks whether Web3 can really avoid the oppressions of Web2

Isabella Wilkinson puts crypto art’s surreal fetish in context

Michael Assis on the curious case of Royal Fidenza and what it says about the evolution of the artist

Peter Bauman detects an emerging paradigm of communal art practice

Following the success of Decentraland’s Metaverse Fashion Week, RCS showcases a new generation of designers offering more than the emperor’s new clothes

Primavera De Filippi, Kevin McCoy, and Rhea Myers discuss the importance of smart contracts to the new creator economy

Charlotte Kent asks whether art can still imagine new futures without automating the past

Georg Bak traces a brief history of NFTs back to the conceptual and computer art of the 1960s

RCS hosts Carlos Marcial and Richard Entrup, two pioneers from different corners of the NFT community

As creative AI evolves, Luba Elliott asks whether NFTs can unlock its potential as a tool for artists

The artist reveals the influences and inspirations behind his groundbreaking new work

Curator Stina Gustafsson and artist aurèce vettier explore Cryptovoxels in search of a more tangible future

As the art world responds to the new trustless economy, Megha Ralapati shares the lessons of centuries of decentralization

A.V. Marraccini discusses the work of Michaël Zancan and Matt DesLauriers, two emerging stars of a generative renaissance

Zsofi Valyi-Nagy on the importance of avoiding more artspeak