A curated selection of the best fx(text) articles from the launch week.

Highlights

My view on where we are now and where we are going with the gen art movement...

Let's Take a Step Back

A world traveler and admirer of art everywhere, Haji is a big Yazid fan. In fact, he had a custom Yazid jacket that he made that he still wears to this day. Below, Haji will share with you his favorite works by Yazid. Enjoy. Nikmatilah.

Haji

NFT's are more than digital assests on planet Tezon, they are a status symbol of wealth and prosperity. Once and future cities is the home of the World NFT museum. An entire city dedictated to showcasing the most prestigious and valuable fineart and artifacts on the planet. If you're planning a trip to Tezon, this is a must visit, from the oldest art to the lastest innovations in technology. You'll be here for months exploring buildings on every block, full of glorious art. Unfortunately, we can't cover them all in a single issue but here are some of the most notable NFT's you'll want to see up close.  

Tezon's World NFT Museum Part.1

This ARTKL will be used to document, highlight, and occasionally offer an amateur examination of long form generative art on tezos. Each month will see a new addition to the ARTKL in the form of a revision through updating metadata in the token. Primary buyers will all receive an airdrop of one edition of Mikkel Hartmann's "7 Years of Bad Luck" as well as one NFT certificate of carbon offsets in the form of 10 trees planted. Example can be found at treeoffset.tez's objkt profile (please note - secondary will not receive initial airdrop, but will be eligible for future airdrops if address is holding the token at time of airdrop). All publications will remain in the ARTKL for posterity. The first publication showcases Yazid, and as such, royalties will be split on this token with him. Other artists to be showcased include Ileiv Oivm, Jeffrey Ventrella, Mark Knol, Anna Lucia, mjlindow, Juhani Halkomaki, idlebit, ginzi_o, Ross Goodwin, sableraph, and Mikkel Hartmann. 

Beauty in Code

There were so many good projects in the first three weeks following the launch of fx(hash) that the Honorable Mentions for abstract work need to be broken into two parts, so here is Part I with  twenty-eight interesting pieces not to overlook!

Hashed Arcs

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