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$ARTBLOCKS Catalyst Posts

June 01, 2026

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OpenSea @opensea ยท 2026-06-01T19:10:44+00:00

Some weekends you remember forever. @artblocks_io Marfa Weekend is one of them. Proud to sponsor again, with artists at the center. Stay close. We've got things planned

The image features a poster for an art event called "Marfa Weekend" that took place on October 22nd, 25th, and 26th, 2016 at the Marfa Art Museum in Texas. The poster includes a water tower illustration of the Texas Water Works Station as part of the event's theme. The text on the poster highlights the importance of supporting local artists and the unique experience offered by this art event.

AI visual analysis: The image features a poster for an art event called "Marfa Weekend" that took place on October 22nd, 25th, and 26th, 2016 at the Marfa Art Museum in Texas. The poster includes a water tower illustration of the Texas Water Works Station as part of the event's theme. The text on the poster highlights the importance of supporting local artists and the unique experience offered by this art event.

Rainer Hosch @rainerhosch ยท 2026-06-01T23:42:06+00:00

gMARFA Poster minted Looking forward @artblocks_io

The image shows a white room with a poster hanging on the wall, which appears to be advertising an event or gathering. The poster features a mountain landscape design and includes the date "Oct 22 - 25 - 26 2020" at the bottom. A chair is placed in front of the poster, suggesting that attendees might be seated during the event.

AI visual analysis: The image shows a white room with a poster hanging on the wall, which appears to be advertising an event or gathering. The poster features a mountain landscape design and includes the date "Oct 22 - 25 - 26 2020" at the bottom. A chair is placed in front of the poster, suggesting that attendees might be seated during the event.