‘dying is not enough’ by die with the most likes is acquired for 50 ETH by Blondie and Raoul Pal on behalf of “something bigger”.

It is the namesake piece within the ‘dying is not enough’ collection, 76 total artworks presented with glitch Gallery.

Via die with the most likes:
“[blondie and raoul’s] belief in me as an artist and a human is something special. this piece and this collection means a whole fucking lot to me, and they do too.

i'd worked on this through the entirety of the exploration of the theme, it embodies every emotion, every lost memory, every feeding tube drip, every thinning quilt falling to the floor, every moment we exchanged flesh for felt in our descent to mascot.”

Via glitch Gallery:
“The 'dying is not enough' namesake work is a concentrated expression of the larger collection's central theme…

It is a meditation on loss, memory, erosion, and the strange persistence of being remembered after the self has begun to disappear.”

The remaining 75 1-of-1 artworks in the collection are live for no reserve auction Tuesday, July 14th at 12:00pm ET.

8NAP Art | Superchief:
‘Digital Mythology’ Phase 4: Editions from 0009, Harto, and Rebecca Rose

Transient Labs:
‘CINETICA’ by JN Silva: 1,000 generative artwork collection and homage to Venezuelan kinetic art, 100% of proceeds benefit Venezuela earthquake relief, 157 minted thus far at 0.015 ETH each

SuperRare:
‘Heatwave’ by goldcat: 30 digital edition + physical fine art print, 10 minted thus far at 0.169 ETH each

Thursday, July 9th:
‘SIGNAL RECEIVING’ by Asterism: 3,333 generative artwork collection, phased rollout begins 11:00am ET

Watch: The DAM Show!
This week’s The Digital Art Market Show welcomed artist John Gerrard and Fellowship co-founder Alejandro Cartagena, alongside host Roger Dickerman. Topics: Gerrard’s origin story, early Internet, Western Flag, Art Basel 2006 and 2026, art tokens, and more. Watch the recording here.

Read: Weekly Dose of Art
‘The Radiology of Feeling: Ronald Ong’s Surreal Self-Portraits’ by Justin Wetch, his 54th deep dive interview installment via 24 Hours of Art

Watch: 24 Hours of Dataland
24 Hours of Art spent time at Dataland Museum over the past months with artist and founder Refik Anadol ahead of today’s public debut in Downtown Los Angeles. Here is a tour and window into its origin, infrastructure, and intent. Sound on. Via X. Via YouTube.

Today Reported:
Sales thresholds of 6 ETH+ Collection, 0.2 ETH+ 1/1, 0.4 ETH+ 1/1/X, and 0.2 ETH+ Edition