Make generative art with Spaghetty and learn his role in a new interactive artwork from artist Fahad Karim only in this week's issue of The Metaversalist:

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Fahad Karim short-listed for the Lumen Prize's inaugural Metaversal Generative Art Award for his work "Pohualli," an edition of 100 dynamic creatures that grow and evolve each day, only to die and be born again.

We spoke to him about his practice, inspiration, and forcing collectors to be patient:

In this week's edition of The Metaversalist:

🪿 The making of GoosePunks
🤖 The robot tattoo artists hate
🖼️ MoMA's first tokenized art acquisition
👟 Nike making degen sneakerhead's dreams come true

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This week's issue of The Metaveralist puts the "news" in newsletter, from Avant Arte printing CryptoPunks to Opensea's no-code Studio, Unlonely's dating gambling show, a Doge statue, and Starbucks' digital PSLs 🎃🥤

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In the latest edition of The Metaversalist, we speak to Lumen Prize shortlisted artist Maya Man about her practice, the perils of being very online, and how p5.js changed her life:

Over half of the Nouns DAO is leaving, choosing to fork into a duplicate DAO and return their Nouns to the treasury. 😱

Despite this, almost everyone agrees it's for the best. 🤔
Find out why in this week's edition of The Metaversalist, out now ⌐◨-◨

How do you make sure creators get paid in a world where AI and remix culture making copying and sharing IP faster than ever?

Story Protocol believes it has the answer.

Learn more in this week's issue of The Metaversalist:

The last mints of Erick "Snowfro" Calderon's iconic Chromie Squiggles project are happening imminently, representing the end of an era in on-chain generative art. But with every ending comes a new beginning.

Read all about it in The Metaversalist:

There's only one story in Web3 this week... @SamSpratt's "The Monument Game" 🏛️

Read about how it's rewriting the rules of digital art and how getting collectors to invest emotionally might be the secret to surviving the bear in The Metaversalist 👇

This week's Metaversalist newsletter is all about bad decisions:

⛵️OpenSea sunsetting royalties
🙅Musk blocking blocks
👀Coinbase reviving Kevin

Make a smart decision, and read about it all, right here:

In this week's edition of The Metaversalist, @craigw.bsky.social sits down with Lumen Prize founder Carla Rapoport to talk about how technology shapes art, "Electric Sheep," and the sui generis power of David Hockney.

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Gen art is "having a moment," and it's thanks in no small part to the likes of Art Blocks, Sotheby's, and pioneers like Vera Molnár. This week all three collided when the famous auction house sold the famous artist's work using tech from a famous gen art platform:

This week's edition of The Metaversalist is all about Jack Butcher, the power of Opepen, how ThreadGuy and Bored Elon kickstarted a cultural movement, and the rallying cry of "For the culture."

Over the weekend, we bought a $1 million JPEG. Not just any JPEG, but CryptoPunk #8531... Some call him "Undead Fred," we affectionately call him, "The Ugliest Zombie." 🧟‍♂️

Here's the TL;DR 🧵

Why did our CEO Yossi Hasson get into Web3? As he explains to The Creative Block Podcast, it all comes down to ownership of our data and digital assets and wresting control over them back from the tech titans.

This week, we look at Ether's shambolic mint, Google warming to NFTs, and BlackRock CEO Larry Fink's views on the future of cryptocurrencies:

Catch Metaversal's CEO and co-founder @yossihasson on the latest episode of The Creative Block Podcast below!

Yossi talks blockchain, emerging tech, and the myriad creative possibilities Web3 offers IP holders, creators, and fans:

Fashion trailblazer @vitalik.ca believes BRC-20 and Ordinals are Making Bitcoin Great Again, and he's not wrong.

Read all about it — and the rest of the week's Web3 news — only in The Metaversalist:

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Have you read our in-depth interview with Operator yet? We get into the challenges of choreographing generative art, accidental interventions from feline friends, and why the duo is open-sourcing its innovations:

https://www.themetaversalist.gg/p/operator-interview-dejha-ti-ania-catherine