Pri is out this week, so the Net Society crew is joined by special guest VonMises for a deep dive into the shifting terrain of NFTs, crypto art, and AI. The conversation opens with a look at Grant Yun’s recent Fellowship drop and what it signals about the use of AI in contemporary art. From there, they explore the generative art landscape, asking whether the early hand-coded era is entering its golden age in hindsight. A spirited debate unfolds around ETH versus NFTs as long-term stores of value, before turning to which collections belong in the NFT canon. Squiggles take center stage with a wide-ranging discussion on their historical and technical significance. The crew then zooms out to the future of programmable media and dynamic art, closing with VonMises’ take on trade policy, global markets, and why the best may still be ahead.

Mentioned in the episode

Special Guest VonMises joins this week https://x.com/VonMises14

Grant Yun ‘Spaces’ Fellowship release https://x.com/fellowshiptrust/status/1917959157128523973

Provenance pod https://x.com/provenanceart

Chromie Squiggles https://opensea.io/collection/chromie-squiggle-by-snowfro

Show & Hosts

Net Society: https://x.com/net__society

Derek Edwards: https://x.com/derekedws

Chris F: https://x.com/ChrisF_0x

Priyanka Desai: https://x.com/pridesai

Aaron Wright: https://x.com/awrigh01

Production & Marketing

Editor: https://x.com/0xFnkl

Social: https://x.com/v_kirra

• (00:00 ) - Grant’s AI Drop and the Artist’s Role
  


• (08:04 ) - Generative Art, AI, and the Golden Era
  


• (19:06 ) - ETH vs NFTs as Stores of Value
  


• (27:31 ) - The Blue-Chip NFT Canon
  


• (35:32 ) - The Case for Squiggles
  


• (42:34 ) - Dynamic Media and the Future of Onchain Art
  


• (48:11 ) - Tariffs, Trade Wars, and Closing Thoughts
  


• (50:33 ) - Welcome & Disclaimer