ABOUT THIS EPISODE
A new movement is sweeping the art world - generative art creates unique artworks through leveraging algorithms. But will this technology democratise art or repeat its traditional biases?
Join Niku and John as they speak to Erick Calderon, founder of Artblocks. They explore the origins of this movement, how technology is shaping a new art form, and if NFTs could become the defining art distribution method of our time.
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Follow Erick’s work on Twitter @artonblockchain and explore the world of generative art https://www.artblocks.io/
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