10 years of deepdream: decade of dreaming
August, 2025. Google’s office, Zürich, Switzerland
To celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the DeepDream algorithm, which was released in 2015, we’re proud to present a special group exhibition at Google’s office in Zürich.
The show features early works by Alexander Mordvintsev, the inventor of DeepDream, alongside pioneering artists such as Von Doyle and Memo Akten.
Collecting art onchain collector’s edition
11.09.2025. - 15.09.2025.
We’re excited to announce that the collection of artworks by Manoloide, featured on the cover of the Collecting Art Onchain Collector’s Edition, will launch between September 11th and 15th.
The collection includes 100 generative iterations, all created using a long-form algorithm. One of these works appears on the book’s cover Teccrain, while the others follow the same core theme, each featuring subtle variations in silhouette and color dominance, making every piece unique.
Release of Neural abstraction by Mario Klingemann w/ Fellowship
27.09.2025. Fellowship
We’re excited to announce the upcoming release of “Neural Abstractions” by Mario Klingemann, launching on September 27 in collaboration with Fellowship.
Building on code first developed in 2017, this collection explores the expressive potential of neural networks trained on an array of random images. The result is a body of work where each piece emerges with painterly textures and abstract forms.
Milestones: A History of Generative Breakthroughs on Art Blocks
16.10.2025. Art Blocks Gallery, Marfa, Texas, US
We’re thrilled for the upcoming Marfa Weekend, where we will pre-launch the Collector’s Edition — Collecting Art Onchain on October 16th, presented alongside a gallery exhibition at Art Blocks and a dedicated panel on 16th October from 15.30 pm featuring key speakers: Jeff Davis, Erick Snowfro, Natalie Stone and Beeple.
Milestones: A History of Generative Breakthroughs on Art Blocks.
Curated by Kate Vass.
This exhibition brings together 17 landmark projects that trace five years of experimentation and evolution on the platform. From the launch-day works of Snowfro's Chromie Squiggle, DCA's Genesis, and Jeff Davis's Construction Token that defined a new cultural frontier to later explorations of text, sound, sculpture, and play, the exhibition charts how generative systems have expanded in scope and ambition. What emerges is less a linear progression than a constellation of breakthroughs: moments where code became character, environment, timekeeper, or game. Together these projects testify to the collaborative energy of a community that has continually redefined the parameters of generative art, transforming it from a niche practice into a living ecosystem with lasting cultural resonance.