FINAL DAY
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An Exhibition of Auto-Destructive Art
自己破壊芸術展
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Open until 19:00
🗓️ 14:00 - 19:00
📍 NEORT++
https://t.co/iCHeWqFDPA
Exhibition
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An Exhibition of Auto-Destructive Art
自己破壊芸術展
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5 days left
Open again from Wednesday 🗓️
exonemo @exonemo
"Hatch/et" (2026)
"断末魔ウス" (2007)
A system reaching its goal is what triggers its own destruction. And a mouse broken for good, next to a cursor that repeats the motion forever
0xDEAFBEEF @_deafbeef
"Entropy" (2021)
The information is intact. The degradation is written into the transfer history, and people price the token by it anyway
0xFFF @0xShiroi
"Diminishing Returns" (2026)
Using the system is what wears its paths down
Zeroichi Arakawa @arandoros
"assumevalid" (2026)
"upgradeTo(Leviathan)" (2026)
A network that no longer verifies its own records, and a hundred citizens whose implementations are switched one by one
Jonah Brucker-Cohen @coinop29
"Alerting Infrastructure!" (2003)
Every visit to a website becomes damage to the building it represents. Here it is the pillar in the gallery
Akihiro Kubota @hemokosa
"Collapsed Constellations" (2026)
"Poesia Povera" (2026)
Computation proceeds by consuming entanglement. Poetry proceeds by cutting away
Toshi @toshiaki_takase
"@toshiaki_takase: Room" (2026)
Deletion hollows out an identity, and each deletion is kept as a separate record
OPEN ⚠︎ Oct 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 ⚠︎
🗓️ 14:00 - 19:00
📍 NEORT++
https://t.co/0FoeiGMsW8
Talk
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Built to Break
An Exhibition of Auto-Destructive Art
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🗣️
Kensuke Sembo @exonemo
Zeroichi Arakawa @arandoros
Toshi @toshiaki_takase
Moderated by
@themassagejp@NORIWTS
In a culture that treats permanence as doctrine, what does it mean for something to break?
Free. 20 seats, registration required
🗓️ Oct 10, 18:00 - 19:30
📍 NEORT++
RSVP ▶︎ https://t.co/ae4xL7Wtil
今週金曜より、破壊と創造の関係を考える展覧会、「自己破壊芸術展(An Exhibition of Auto-Destructive Art)」が始まります。グスタフ・メッツガーの自己破壊芸術を情報空間において再解釈する試み。オープニングではexonemoによる自己破壊機械、「Hatch/et」の起動パフォーマンスが展開される予定!
Exhibition
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An Exhibition of Auto-Destructive Art
自己破壊芸術展
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0xDEAFBEEF @_deafbeef
"Entropy" (2021)
Every transfer degrades the work, though nothing is actually lost
0xFFF @0xShiroi
"Diminishing Returns" (2026)
Thirty-two contracts. Every transfer wears down the connection it uses
Zeroichi Arakawa @arandoros
"assumevalid" (2026)
"upgradeTo(Leviathan)" (2026)
A blockchain that verifies nothing, and a hundred citizens switched one by one into a single body
Jonah Brucker-Cohen @coinop29
"Alerting Infrastructure!" (2003)
Visits to a website become damage to the building that website represents
exonemo @exonemo
"Hatch/et" (2026)
"断末魔ウス" (2007)
A computer guessing a passcode, and a mouse that cannot be restored
Akihiro Kubota @hemokosa
"Collapsed Constellations" (2026)
"Poesia Povera" (2026)
Measuring a qubit consumes it, and that consumption is the computation
Toshi @toshiaki_takase
"@toshiaki_takase: Room" (2026)
His actual X account, open for anyone to delete from
🗓️ Oct 2 - 18 | 14:00 - 19:00
📍 NEORT++
https://t.co/0FoeiGMsW8
🚨TODAY! 🚨
@exonemo's The Last Acres of the Internet, part of the exhibition WEBSITES WEBSITES WEBSITES! (WWW!), goes to auction at 12 PM ET
⭑ Closes 24 hours after the first bid
⭑ Starting at $24, on Fellowship →🔗 https://t.co/JG4aBoVprg
⭑ Proceeds directly support @rhizome's work as a memory institution for digital art.
The work offers the web's least desirable real estate for sale. While short domain names sell for colossal amounts, like land in Manhattan, exonemo trades in the opposite: the duo registers meaningless domain names of 63 characters, the maximum length permitted, and grows an HTML wilderness generated from random strings on each one. Whoever buys a website owns both the domain and its wilderness, free to build there as they wish.
Bidding opens at $24, the sum Dutch colonial director Peter Minuit is said to have paid the Lenape for Manhattan Island in 1626.
In contrast to artists raised within today's platform economy, exonemo reflect on what was lost as the web became centralized, asking who holds its territory and what remains for those arriving next.
To explore the full project, visit → https://t.co/7U9NTTb6nG
DIGITAL ART SHOWS TO SEE IN NEW YORK DURING ARMORY WEEK 2026
From Auriea Harvey at Heft, to Jennifer & Kevin McCoy at bitforms, and Arthur Jafa at New Museum, galleries and museums have a varied program on offer around this year’s Armory Show
By Louis Jebb
https://t.co/oAp4Bzt1Vs