‘Armie Hammer’s DMs are being sold in an interesting way.’ ‘It’s got a digital Duchamp vibe.’ ‘This is the next level of art/social outcry… it just breathes chaos in the best ways possible.’ ‘He really just dumps this stuff on whoever, huh.’ Newsflash! This unique signed work is a collage of press and commentary posted online after the launch of the series ‘Armie DM TMI NFTs’: ‘Dibs on Ribs’ and ‘Caligula Triptych’.

I minted the Armie DM TMI NFTs on April 20th, 2021 from the comfort of bed in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. A few days later, henchmen showed up where I was living. I fled my apartment to find safety — living between friends, hotels, and even abandoned offices. These photographs were taken during the chaos. The Armie DM TMI NFTs are more than ‘protest art’; these are the first minted artworks that utilize blockchain technology in a direct action. To be certain, Dibs on Ribs and the Caligula Triptych are the first direct activist artworks hosted on the blockchain.

In this video, I infiltrate the WTF NFT? event moderated by Reggie Watts at the Hammer Museum, transforming the Q and A into a demonstration of civil disobedience. A ‘culture jammer’ uses the power of brands and institutions against themselves. Although the Hammer Museum is a “privatized-public space” and not…