New Series by David Henry Nobody Explores Destruction and Regeneration
New Series by David Henry Nobody Explores Destruction and Regeneration
🔥 Mind-Bending New Series
Artist David Henry Nobody has released a new series titled 'So Low Show Crackins' on the digital art platform SuperRare. The collection consists of 7 performative videos made with plaster of paris and rope, exploring themes of 'shattering perception' through destruction and regeneration. Three main cracked characters, including a mooning astronaut, a Reptilian Alien Biden, and a Flesh Eating Businessman, populate the series and will make live appearances at the opening of Nobody's solo show in New York City tonight. The full collection is now available on SuperRare.
ɴᴇᴡ ꜱᴇʀɪᴇꜱ So Low Show Crackins by @davidhenrynobo1 A collection of 7 performative videos made with plaster of paris and rope about 'shattering perception' through destruction and regeneration, sometimes transforming David Nobody into something not exactly human. Three
Ethereum World of Apps Exhibition Launches at NYC Gallery
**Ethereum World of Apps** transforms Offline Gallery NYC into an interactive showcase on August 14th. The exhibition merges technology and art through: - Live demos from leading Ethereum projects including ENS, Farcaster, Base, and Worldcoin - Artist residencies and workshops featuring @grelysian, @VinnieHager, and @alyssastevens_ - Community space for Web3 enthusiasts The event is supported by notable organizations including NounsDAO, Ethereum Foundation, and POAP. [RSVP here](https://lu.ma/vlykuj8y) *Curated by @jchaskin22 and @benjaminlatsko*
I Deserve it All - Global Glitch Art Exhibition Launches on SuperRare
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SuperRare Gallery NYC Features Digital Artist Collaboration
SuperRare Gallery NYC showcases a new digital art collaboration featuring photographer @RogerDickerman and model @aylaelmoussa, with art direction by @pravijn. The piece titled *Banned from New York* by @slimesunday represents their latest exhibition. The gallery continues to expand its artist engagement through a library corner featuring artist-created books. Artists can now submit their published works through an online form to be featured in the gallery's permanent collection. - Exhibition dates: July 18-21, 2025 - View artwork: [SuperRare Gallery](https://superrare.com/artwork/eth/0x4f9c6674b29114003764f997b78c8176d0400d15/1) - Book submissions: [Submit Here](https://mvlkf3v8f8y.typeform.com/to/fVEykPyy)
SuperRare Announces Through Rose Colored Glasses Exhibition at NFT Paris
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InfiniteYay Launches We Made It Collection on SuperRare
Artist @infiniteyay debuts *We Made It* on SuperRare, a collection examining transformation in modern times. The release structure includes: - Initial drop of 6 pieces as 1/1 auctions - Weekly releases of 13 pieces - Final collection size ~2530 pieces - 24-hour auction format - 0.35 ETH reserve price per piece The collection explores the intersection of wonder and uncertainty in what should be humanity's golden age. This follows the artist's previous works *In Screens* and *New Realities* that examined our relationship with technology.