The inaugural episode of PleasrHouse streamed live on January 12, 2023 with guests Edward Snowden and Daniel Ellsberg. The “Wouldn’t You Go to Prison to Help End This War?” NFT was auctioned, with proceeds going to the Freedom of the Press Foundation and The Ellsberg Initiative for Peace and Democracy. Questions were asked, whistles were blown, funds were raised.

This POAP was made available to the first 150 attendees of our second Twitter Space Session with the Flash Femmes of NFT.Land Dec 22nd featuring special guest speakers Jen Stark & Kenny Schachter. In this session we explored the traditional art world vs NFTs with our host’s @Ladycactoid @waambat @miekemarkel and @rughospital. Thanks to everyone who attended!

This POAP was made available to the first 100 attendees of FLASH FEMME’S OF NFT.Land Twitter Space with @LadyCactoid @MiekeMarple and @Waambat - Dec 15th 2021 - 1:00 to 2:00pm PST Thank you for joining us as we dive deep into the #metaverse and beyond the world of NFT’s with this community of rock star artists, collectors and innovators!

David Leonard joins us on November 23rd to discuss the rapid rise and evolution of Hic Et Nunc NFT platform and his journey to find a place for his father Gary Leonard’s historic photographic archive of more than 50 years documenting Los Angeles. David Leonard is a Los Angeles native and resident artist, concentrated on weaving, current events, technology and the aesthetic representation of these topics through video, sculpture and interactive media. His journalistic video work has been shown on ABC, CBS, CNN, Buzzfeed and Chinese Central Television. His art has been exhibited at the Getty Museum, The Hammer Museum, What Pipeline, The Bergen Kunsthall and MMK in Frankfurt

The Medusa Collection is a set of 6,000 unique NFTs by artist Mieke Marple on the Ethereum blockchain launching November 17, 2021. The collection is a large scale artwork + restorative history + fundraiser that dedicates 25% of all sales to Steven Van Zandt’s national education non-profit TeachRock.org. The Medusa Collection is based on Marple’s paintings of canonical Italian sculptures of Medusa, spanning 1545 to 1805. Marple started this series in 2019 when she discovered that — according to Ovid’s Metamorphoses from 8 AD — Medusa had been raped by the god Poseidon and then turned into a monster by his wife, the god Athena. The Collection is made using a combination of analog and digital techniques. A randomizing algorithm generates each Medusa, which is a unique combination of these techniques and traits. None of the 6,000 are alike.