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Quad II Pioneer Works

Thank you to everyone who attended the exhibit of Quad II Pioneer Works yesterday. Here is Robert Mallary’s daughter Martine watching “Recreating Mallary.”

Now that the Pioneer Works premiere is behind us (The pieces will be on display until August 6th in case you missed the show but would like to see them) I'm happy to present the second Mallary Vintage 1/1 NFT from the Solar series! These pieces were created in 1970 as part of a

Presenting our second Mallary Vintage 1/1 NFT mint from the program we're referring to as Tux! Going live in a little more than one hour! These pieces, made using a modified drunk's walk algo, are highly reminiscent of Bob's physical work in resin, without the risks

Today's Mallary Vintage 1/1 NFT is our largest yet, literally! This series, which we're referring to as Lattice and in which Bob celebrates the inhuman precision of the IBM plotters he was working with, often takes up nearly the entire sheet, resulting in large images and small

Today's Mallary Vintage 1/1 NFT is a special one! This piece represents one of Bob's very first forays into purely two-dimensional digital art, following closely on the heels of several years of research and development of the TRAN/Quad protocol. We're calling this series

"You should make some Mallary Opepen!" *Instructions unclear*

Two new Mallary burn-redeems are live now! Burn one copy of Who Is Robert Mallary to receive one copy of The Gentleman, an ink depiction of a Chaplinesque figure from Bob's time in Mexico. Burn one copy of Computing Art to receive one copy of The Lady, a charcoal portrait of a

The mint for our latest film, Matter and Spirit Quad, is open for another four days! This is an $8 OE for a 2-minute experimental micro-documentary by Mason Whithorn Powell, with an original score by Tanner Poff and narration by Ryan McGahan, shot with a vintage Super 8!

"I wasn't the first person to make art with a computer, but I was the first artist to make art with a computer." -Robert Mallary, 1917-1997 Generative Portraits of Robert Mallary by ; a 48-hour OE minting on the 19th. Each is a unique portrait of Bob composed