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
Rhizome's 25th Anniversary Art Collection Launches with 48-Hour Auction
**Eleven artists** are releasing works to celebrate Rhizome's 25 years of commissioning digital art online. The collection launches **Monday, July 27** with: - A limited **48-hour auction** - A series of **artist prints** Interested collectors can sign up for updates through the provided link. This release marks a significant milestone for one of the longest-running organizations supporting net art and digital culture.
🎨 AI Artist Trades Screen Time for Street Sounds
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NORML Digital Art Collection Launches on SuperRare

**NORML**, a new digital art project, is set to release on **SuperRare** this Thursday, May 28 at 12:00pm ET. The collection can be explored ahead of launch at [norml.jiwa.art](https://norml.jiwa.art). This follows SuperRare's recent hosting of Defaced Studio's "A Series of Headaches" collection, which launched on May 18 following a community conversation on May 14. SuperRare continues to serve as a primary platform for curated digital art releases in the crypto art space.
SuperRare Reviews Agentic Art Submissions for Synthesis Track
**Review Process Begins Next Week** SuperRare will start reviewing agentic art submissions for the Synthesis track starting next week. Builders are encouraged to create work that is: - Strange and experimental - Networked and interconnected - Integrates the protocol as part of the artistic expression **Workshop Available** A workshop is scheduled for Thursday, March 19 from 2-3 PM EDT where the SuperRare team will demonstrate: - Rare Protocol walkthrough - Rare CLI demo - Contract deployment process - Minting workflows - Agentic digital art experimentation The session includes Q&A with SuperRare team members.
PIECES Collection by infiniteyay Launches Thursday on SuperRare

**PIECES**, a new NFT collection by @infiniteyay, drops this Thursday on SuperRare. **Key Details:** - 777 unique artworks available - Mint price: 0.0777 ETH - **Blind mint format** - artwork reveals only after purchase The collection represents infiniteyay's latest curated drop on the premium NFT marketplace. The blind mint mechanism adds an element of surprise, with collectors discovering their specific piece post-mint. *Ready to mint blind and see what you get?*