Mondays from the Collection 🔗 🖥 TeleNFT brings teletext onto the blockchain: Launched in 2021, the project turns teletext works into collectible on-chain artworks. TeleNFT World Events was created in the original Teletext Level 1 broadcast format and aired on German and Austrian national TV in October 2025. TeleNFT also has a history at the Francisco Carolinum: works from TeleNFT 1 became the first crypto artworks to enter the museum’s permanent collection. ➡️ Part of “Collection Francisco Carolinum – 3 Blockchains, One Collection”, curated by @Tschuuuuly 📅 09.09.26–07.02.27 📍 Francisco Carolinum Linz, UNESCO City of Media Arts

Mondays from the Collection 🔗 ATH Heart by @nessnissla visualizes the emotional extremes of crypto culture: a bleeding heart enduring an increasingly cold “crypto winter”, sustained by the hope of future gains. The work plays with the figure of the “Hodler” – someone who holds on to crypto assets despite falling prices – and turns the tension between outward composure, inner pain and persistent optimism into a digital image. ❤️ ATH Heart also marks a milestone in Austrian crypto art: it was the first work by an Austrian artist to be minted on SuperRare. ➡️ Part of “Collection Francisco Carolinum – 3 Blockchains, One Collection”, curated by @Tschuuuuly 📅 09.09.26–07.02.27 📍 Francisco Carolinum Linz, UNESCO City of Media Arts 🔗 opensea.io/item/ethereum/0x4…

Mondays from the Collection 🔗 MetaBlockLinz by @grasser_alex and Alexandra Parger connects digital co-creation with physical architecture. Built on Tezos, the project invited participants to collectively design temporary structures using virtual MetaBlocks. Developed for “Meta.Space – Visions of Space” at the Francisco Carolinum in 2022/23, one of these structures was brought to life as a 1:1 architectural prototype made from 80 timber blocks. The digital process was captured in MetaBlockLinz – Community Structures, documenting the first 40 collaboratively created designs. 🔗 objkt.com/tokens/hicetnunc/8… ➡️ On view until February 7. 2027: “Collection Francisco Carolinum – 3 Blockchains, One Collection” 📍 Francisco Carolinum Linz, UNESCO City of Media Arts

Mondays from the Collection 🔗 In 2003, photographer @rainerhosch shot Iggy Pop in Miami Beach – no styling, no grooming, no publicist. Just jeans, a white shirt and one hour in front of the camera. Using ring flash and black-and-white film, Hosch created 207 photographs. Nearly every shot worked. Today, all 207 images – including the contact sheets – exist as NFTs on the blockchain. opensea.io/item/ethereum/0x1… ➡️ On view until February 7. 2027: “Collection Francisco Carolinum – 3 Blockchains, One Collection” 📍 Francisco Carolinum Linz, UNESCO City of Media Arts

Mondays from the Collection 🔗 Several works from TUFELIXAUSTRIA’s “KLIMT goes CRYPTO” series are part of the Francisco Carolinum collection. The artist collective reinterprets Gustav Klimt through the visual language of crypto art, combining references to Austrian cultural heritage with new digital formats. opensea.io/Francisco_Carolin… The series also has a history with the Francisco Carolinum: in 2021, works from “KLIMT goes CRYPTO” were presented in an exhibition at the newly opened Digital Francisco Carolinum (DFC) in the metaverse Cryptovoxels. ➡️ On view until February 7. 2027: “Collection Francisco Carolinum – 3 Blockchains, One Collection” 📍 Francisco Carolinum Linz, UNESCO City of Media Arts

Mondays from the Collection 🔗 Arrangements by @CaballeroAnaMa and @harto_fr was created in 2024 to mark the 200th anniversary of Anton Bruckner’s birth. ordiscan.com/collection/arra… For the project, developed in collaboration with the Francisco Carolinum Linz, Caballero wrote a poem inspired by one of Bruckner’s letters. The work was released as 824 Ordinal Inscriptions on the Bitcoin blockchain, bringing together poetry, cultural history and blockchain-based publishing. ➡️ On view until February 7. 2027: “Collection Francisco Carolinum – 3 Blockchains, One Collection” 📍 Francisco Carolinum Linz, UNESCO City of Media Arts

Three new exhibitions are now open at the Francisco Carolinum Linz ✨ 🎞️Claudia Larcher: no applause, no life, curated by Eva Fischer Transformation, extinction and the future of image production – from ecological narratives to generative AI. 📝 @CaballeroAnaMa: Read the Room, curated by @Tschuuuuly Poetry moves beyond the page through installation, performance, sculpture and AI, exploring language as a living medium. 🔗 Collection Francisco Carolinum – 3 Blockchains, One Collection, curated by @Tschuuuuly For the first time, the museum presents its entire NFT collection, spanning Ethereum, Tezos and Bitcoin and a wide range of blockchain-based artistic practices. Come by, explore all three exhibitions and see what’s new at the Francisco Carolinum. 👀 📷 Alexa Püschel 📍Francisco Carolinum Linz, UNESCO City of Media Arts

gm! First day, opening of "Collection Francisco Carolinum 3 Blockchains, one Collection" Flowers to @Tschuuuuly for this amazing curation and exhibition. in 6 months, Normies in the Museum first time. Exhibition is open until February 7, 2027.

good morning from a room waiting to be read. will give a guided tour today at 3pm. pls join me if you're in town. will read with + for you ❤️

The exhibition is taking shape 🙌🏼 „Collection Francisco Carolinum. 3 Blockchains, one Collection.“ opens September 8 and presents the museum's continuously growing collection of blockchain-based art 👾 Curated by @Tschuuuuly

I´ve created only two art collections on Ordinals - HAHAcards (2023) supply: 123 - Ordinals Yearbook No.1 (2024) supply: 181 both collections got exhibited in my first institutional solo exhibition in a museum in austria in 2025 @ooeculture I have some HAHAcards left for serious collectors ;) just sayin @billyrestey ✌️ HAHA