Dennis Koch
The Pack Is the Painting: Evil Biscuit and the Schizocollage Movement Come to Hong Kong
In 1956, at an exhibition hall in Tokyo, a Japanese artist named Saburō Murakami ran through a row of paper screens, leaving a torn, human-shaped hole in each one....
Sealed in Foil: BMAG’s New Focus on Trading Cards
From rare pulls to provable ownership, BMAG explores why trading cards and Bitcoin share the same foundations of authenticity, scarcity, and value.
The Future of Collecting: Alladan Flinn of Based Trading Cards on Cards, Community, and Culture
In February 2026, a single piece of cardboard sold for $16,492,000. The 1998 Pikachu Illustrator — the only known PSA 10 example of one of the rarest Pokémon cards...
Relics of a Revolution, Part IV: The Bank Was Already Burning
A conversation with artist Alex Schaefer.
The Whole Entire Universe: 21 Million, One Painting
A Conversation with Anik Malcolm.
Relics of a Revolution, Part III: The Suit, The Songs, The System
A conversation with Afroman.
Relics of a Revolution, Part II: False Profits and Freedom
Street art, protest, and Bitcoin collide as Mear One traces the fight against broken money systems from graffiti walls to the Genesis Block.
Relics of a Revolution, Part I: Standing Outside in the Cold
From Mt. Gox’s collapse to a defining protest, Kolin Burges’ stand became one of Bitcoin’s most enduring symbols of accountability.
Growing Creative Literacy in the Age of Bitcoin: A Conversation with Bruce Barone Jr. of BrainSprout
Teaching the Next Generation to Decode Symbols, Resist Manipulation, and Think Independently.
Building FUN! on Bitcoin: Parker Day and Casey Rodarmor Talk Collaboration and the Future of On-Chain Art and Auctions
Casey blends theater kid flair with pro wrestling energy, while Parker's FUN! project explores identity through playful, interactive portraiture.
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