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Everyone will have a seat at the table in the biggest, ongoing digital art collaboration. This is Async Art's first Dynamic Blueprint collection, a homage to First Supper, the world's first programmable, dynamic NFT that was minted in 2020. 

Everyone starts with an empty room. Over time Async artists and team will release different backgrounds, decor, and characters called Expansion Packs for collectors to pick and decorate their room with. How you customize your room is entirely up to you. 

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Roberto Musci

Supper #1783

“Dada doubts everything,” wrote Dada founding member Tristan Tzara in 1920 & Dada remains one of the most anarchistic cultural movements of all time.

This set of figures highlights and pays homage to the women of the Dada movement.

Right Seat 2

Clara Tice

Queen of Greenwich Village

Left Seat 2

Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven

R. Mutt

Right Seat 1

Beatrice Wood

The Blind Man

Left Seat 1

Suzanne Duchamp

Un et une menacés

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Hannah Höch

The Painter

Clara was an artist and illustrator, with her drawings featuring in Vanity Fair.

Notably, a cafe was raided by the New York Society for the Suppression of Vice - the morality police - in search of her artworks, which caused demand for her art to skyrocket.

Clara had a style and fashion all of her own.

Some say that she invented the 'bob' haircut popular during the 1920s.

Elsa could often be found wearing anything from dangling spoons to  feathers, or indeed hardly anything at all - nudity was a crime for which she was arrested multiple times.

Some have conjectured that it was Elsa herself who came up with the idea of Duchamp’s famous urinal, and sent it to him signed R. Mutt.

Beatrice Wood famously remarked to Marcel Duchamp that 'anyone could do modern art' - and so when he replied to her to go do it, she did.

She presented two paintings at two paintings at the first exhibition of the Society of Independent Artists, in 1917.

Beatrice founded, along with Duchamp and Henri-Pierre Roché, the Dada magazine 'The Blind Man' which published art and text from the avante garde in New York City.

Suzanne will always be known as "the sister of Marcel" and yet was an artist herself and was included in the Salon des Indípendants in 1920, the first Dada exhibition in Paris.

A 1916 collage by Suzanne Duchamp of a couple destined to never connect.

Hannah was a pioneer of photomontage and used commerical images to produce polital satire.

She also used her art to promote women's sufferage and as a means of rebellion against the commercialised image of the feminine.

This the title of Hannah Höch's short story about a husband who experiences a crisis when asked  to do the  dishes.