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News On The Line4 min
TAO — Total Art Owned
TAO measures time, not money. A metric for artist–collector relationships that accrues daily across every collection on The Line.
2026-09-10
Photography5 min
Fifty-Three Years, Forty Photographs
Leith Jennings exhibited once — Manawatu Art Gallery, December 1973, forty photographs at ten dollars each. This FotoFest, The Line shows the collection for the second time and mints it on-chain, lost works included.
2026-08-18
Photography4 min
To Stand There Too
Joanne Hollings on photography, solo travel, and putting herself in the frame. A New Zealand photographer who turned from engineering toward documenting the landscapes that shaped her.
2026-06-23
How To2 min
Refresh Your Line
Two ways to update your Line fast — update your profile directly on theline.wtf, and add new artworks to your oncyber gallery.
2026-03-25
Artist Features3 min
Tokenizing the Planets Surface
Photography began the 20th Century as a burgeoning art form. Then along came miniature propellers, lithium ion batteries and high megapixel cameras. DBadger took technology's invitation to take flight and see what was worth flying over.
2026-03-25
Artist Features5 min
Glitch Canon
The art canon is essentially the blockchain provenance proven conventional timeline of artists who are considered the Glitch Masters. In 2021, XCOPY was anointed through stratospheric sales. Here are some of the contendoors vying to enter the Glitch Canon.
2026-03-19
2026-03-19 · 5 min
New Zealand Pioneers
2026-03-18 · 4 min
Blacklisted
2026-03-17 · 4 min
Artificial Art
2026-03-17 · 3 min
The Intimate Self
2026-03-17 · 3 min
Lifeblood
2026-03-15 · 3 min
Tokenized Photographs
2026-03-15 · 2 min
Talking About Artists
2026-03-12 · 1 min
The Line is Never Finished
2025-10-21 · 2 min
The End of Gatekeepers
2025-09-04 · 2 min
Roads and Rivers Exhibition Explores Connection
2025-07-11 · 1 min
The Line Gallery in New Zealand Opens
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