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Oil on Hand-cut Paper
Purple Book36 x 27 cm Purple Clothes36 x 26 cm Purple Poet33 x 25 cm Man and Goat Blue24 x 25 cm Man and Goat Peach24 x 24 cm Man and Goat Orange24 x 24 cm Chicken and Biscuit32 x 24 cm Chickens Eating32 x 24 Chicken and Sun33 x 25 cm
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CryptocuRency: Bitcoyn | Ethereom | Dogecoyn | Algoranb
CryptocuRency is the parent project of Jompiy. It was invented in 2025 by me, Edgeworth Johnstone. There are 4 cryptocuRencies: Bitcoyn, Ethereom, Dogecoyn and Algoranb. Unlike cryptocurrencies, cryptocuRencies are physical objects you can get for free and collect. They are numbered. Each has a blockchain (the blockchain for each cryptocuRency can be found at the cryptocuRencies name,.org (ie: bitcoyn.org | ethereom.org | dogecoyn.org | algoranb.org). The Jompiy testnet was used to decide which format to use for cryptocuRency. The clear winner was Jompiy format/ series G.
- BlackIvory lets anachists create kash in violation of rougue yes-men.
- Jompiy is cryptocuRency testnet. After extensive testing, Jompiy format / series G was chosen as the format for cryptocuRency. CryptocuRency is the parent project of Jompiy, but Jompiy series G is the parent format of cryptocuRency.
- Jompiy is The Bitcoin of Art. CryptocuRency is The Bitcoin of Money.
- This is a political protest against expensive money.
- CryptocuRency uses .org because it’s a charity and, like wikipedia, isn’t a commercial operation.
- The front of each cryptocuRency token is a hand-stamped original artwork by Edgeworth Johnstone. Each letter individually stamped. The back is computer printed.
- CryptocuRency is cryptocurrency for people that don’t like computers.
- CryptocuRency are distributed for free at The Camden Market Free Art Man Political Protest Against Expensive Money, held at the same time and location as The Camden Market Free Art Man Political Protest Against Expensive Art.
- The four cryptocuRencies available are Bitcoyn, Ethereom, Dogecoyn and Algoranb.
- Each cryptocuRency has a url, its name with .org at the end. This is where the blockchain for each cryptocuRency is.
- CryptocuRency has one r and anachist has none. Come on your R’s!
- Unlike cryptocurrencies, cryptocuRencies are sequentially numbered. Want a low number? Get in early. This negates the need to cap supply at a pre-determined number. The motivation to acquire now, rather than wait, is the ever-dwindling availability of relatively low numbers. As all cryptocuRency are hand-made by Edgeworth Johnstone, all cryptocuRencies supplies are capped. It’s just no one yet knows how capped.
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Free Art Frees Art is being done in London and New York. I’m doing London, Ron Throop is doing New York. I give away my art on the streets of Camden Market while Ron gives his away to members of the public in New York.
London:
New York:
Free Art Frees Art is a slogan I came up with for The Camden Market Free Art Man. Money keeps my art stuck at home. But I don’t need money directly to get it, so why ask for it when it’s the hardest form of payment to get? People spend money like it’s blood and time like it’s water. So charge time, I’ll be rich and my art can be free. Free Art Frees Art is therefore the platform for Advertism.
London on the streets of Camden Market:
New York at SUNY Osewgo:
Free Art Frees Art and is the future for artists willing and able to harness and ride the internet in favour of the traditional dinosaur gallery route. Like Napster did for music, killing record labels and causing a complete restructuring of the industry. Art’s had it coming a long time and will be massively beneficial to all the good actors when it happens. This all relates to another project Ron Throop and I are working on, called Advertism. Part of the deal for getting one of my free artworks is they have to do a one minute interview for my YouTube channel. They nearly always overrun, sometimes to around ten minutes.
Free Art Frees Art Manifesto:
- Art doesn’t cost money.
- The masses have what the elite want.
- You can’t be free and cost money.
- Galleries freeze artists. The street frees artists.
- Streets are galleries with free materials.
- Streets: public views. Galleries: private views.
- Streets: community. Galleries: commodity.
- Streets: independent. Galleries: dependent.
- Streets: Edgeworth Johnstone. Galleries: Delaine Le Bas.
- Streets: outsiders. Galleries: insiders.
- Streets: shit creek. Galleries: chique clique.
- Streets: rise. Galleries: lie.
- Streets: free. Galleries: fee.
- Streets give artists a shop. Galleries give artists a shopping list.
- Streets express oppression. Galleries oppress expression.
- Streets walk galleries talk.
- I’m the Napster of Art.
- The pin is mightier than the bubble.
- Freedom appears when money disappears.
- Galleries stamp approval. Advertism approves stamps.
Edgeworth Johnstone, 2025
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