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Revisiting Kim Asendorf’s COLORS OF NOISE
This May, we’re revisiting COLORS OF NOISE, an exhibition by Kim Asendorf, curated by Peggy Schoenegge.
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a2p Revisited: How an Artist Experiment Inspired Feral File
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Before Ethereum, Before NFTs, There Was Bitmark
A farewell to Bitmark and how its vision lives on in Ethereum.
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Revisiting Sage Jenson’s Primordium and new Feral File features
Thanks for joining us as we migrated from the traditional newsletter format and Discord community to Substack. Feel free to read, share, and comment on…
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Welcome to Feral File on Substack
Thank you for being part of the Feral File community.
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A Safer Future for Digital Art Ownership
At Feral File, our mission is to make digital art as essential to daily life as books or music. As part of this mission, we’re evolving the Feral File…
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Weekly Recap of Feral File Dailies
Feral File is dedicated to making world-class software art a meaningful part of your daily routine.
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Welcome to Feral File Membership 👋
Now, we're working to give software art the viewership it deserves by making it easier than ever to bring contemporary digital art into your home.
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News: See you in Tokyo, and online 💻
As summer winds down, we’re gearing up to launch several new offerings — including our first hybrid exhibition, which will be viewable online (as…
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July Recap: Silkworms, superorganisms, & termite societies 🐛
It’s the dog days of summer, and Travess Smalley’s CRAWL has been open for just about three weeks now, keeping us happily mesmerized with its mythic…
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June News: Summer Solstice Celebrations and Labyrinthine Explorations
At Feral File, summer is in full swing. We’re now more than a week into crystalline work, john gerrard’s year-long (re)generative exhibition, and the…
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A strong start: January 2024
A strong start: January 2024
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