50 States, a program of Fondazione Aversano
Supporting artists across every US state.
Fondazione Aversano collects living artists from every state in the union, paying them directly and recording each acquisition on a public blockchain.
50 of 50 states have an artist. 145 artists, 200 works, on Ethereum, Tezos and Bitcoin.
Hover or focus a state for its artist. Click or press Enter to open it.
Washington, DC and the territories sit outside the fifty-state program for now.
Directory
Every state
All fifty states, grouped by region. States without an artist are listed too, because the gaps are the program. Places beyond the fifty that hold a work are listed at the end; they do not count toward the fifty.
Northeast
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ConnecticutMahnaz
1 artist
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MaineBarry Sutton, Brian Cattelle
2 artists
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MassachusettsScott Kominers, Jake Fried, Danielle King, Intrepid
4 artists
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New HampshireKaren Jerzyk
1 artist
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New Jerseyp0ng, Adamtastic, Sasha Stiles, Joey L, Shirin, Mumbot, Jennifer Panepinto
7 artists
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New YorkSierra Renee, Lovid, Kenny Schachter, Rutherford Chang, Efdot + 0xdiid, David Henry Nobody Jr, Mlow, Sarah Meyohas, Kevin & Jennifer McCoy, Nygilia, Wallplug, Gisel, Alimo, Lorna Mills, Nawshawn, Killian Moore, Shloms, Mendez Mendez, BanthaFodderDan, OONA
20 artists
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PennsylvaniaADHD, Ashley Zelinskie, Richard Rinaldi
3 artists
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Rhode IslandAnne Spalter
1 artist
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VermontJames Merrill, Sabato Visconti
2 artists
Midwest
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IllinoisReuben Wu, Sean Williams, Jon Cates, Phil Heal
4 artists
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IndianaAuriea Harvey, Diewiththemostlikes + The Myth Clok
2 artists
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IowaEmpress Trash
1 artist
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KansasAlex Kitoe, xcntrk
2 artists
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MichiganBrainpasta + Nawshawn, Sean Bonner
2 artists
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MinnesotaCats will eat you
1 artist
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MissouriDave Bachinsky
1 artist
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NebraskaBryan Brinkman
1 artist
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North DakotaJay Jubbish
1 artist
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OhioBarbara Chira, Nathan Bauman
2 artists
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South DakotaGlass Crown
1 artist
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WisconsinDr. Version, Nathaniel Stern, Blakeney Sanford
3 artists
South
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AlabamaDesignz
1 artist
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ArkansasSarah Ridgley
1 artist
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DelawareHydrate Labs
1 artist
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FloridaNoper, Rebecca Rose, Aaron Long (along7), voidformmeta, Ex Mortal, Bananakin, Legio X
7 artists
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GeorgiaGavin Meeler, Humanboy
2 artists
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KentuckyShills
1 artist
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Louisianaleeaux, illumixis
2 artists
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MarylandCrypto Artist Bitcoin, Hayden Clay, Vinnie Hager
3 artists
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MississippiShane Lavette
1 artist
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North CarolinaComputer Blood, Bhare
2 artists
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OklahomaExophoto, UNO
2 artists
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South CarolinaBeeple + Gary V
1 artist
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TennesseeDowns & Towns, Jack Butcher
2 artists
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TexasDelta Sauce, Elisabeth Sweet, Snowfro, Abrahanny, Iteration
5 artists
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VirginiaJiwa, Pindar Van Armen, Bard Ionson
3 artists
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West VirginiaHeather Stout
1 artist
West
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AlaskaEric Bleicher, Justin Wetch
2 artists
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ArizonaAKA Chambo, Daniel Koeth, John Thurman, Adam Carity, Goppie
5 artists
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CaliforniaKaeli Van Fossen, Casey Reas, Siiid, Nat Sarkissian, Operator, Chikai, Coldie, Linda Dounia, Rich Caldwell, Deconstruct, Linda Dounia + Rhea Meyers, Memeticx
12 artists
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ColoradoWoman, Tarainabstract, Ben Strauss, Brynn Alise, 1xHarsh
5 artists
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HawaiiJason O'Rourke
1 artist
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IdahoRachel Suzanne Tien Wood, absurdeity
2 artists
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MontanaJeff Mihaly, Michelle
2 artists
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NevadaTheo Laurent, Wes
2 artists
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New MexicoCody Mayer
1 artist
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OregonChazz Gold, Cowpoke, Shilly Preston
3 artists
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UtahMacbeth, Justin Snead
2 artists
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WashingtonDevon, Kristopher Shinn
2 artists
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WyomingJacob Vandervelde
1 artist
Provenance
Why the record is public
Every work in this collection was acquired as a token on a public blockchain. A blockchain is a shared ledger that anyone can read and nobody can quietly edit. When the Foundation buys a work, the ledger records which wallet sent it, which wallet received it, and when. That record stays public for as long as the chain runs.
This matters for a collection built on trust. A collector can prove they hold what they say they hold. An artist can prove they made the work and were paid for it. A researcher, years from now, can trace a piece back to its first sale without asking anyone's permission.
The Foundation asks nothing of visitors. There is no wallet to connect, nothing to mint, no token to buy. This site is a record and a map, not a marketplace.
What a chain record proves
- That a specific token exists on a specific chain, with its contract and id.
- Which wallet held it, and every transfer from one wallet to another, with a timestamp.
- That the Foundation's wallet received it, and what it paid if the sale happened on-chain.
What it does not prove by itself
- Who is behind a wallet. Names are matched off-chain, by the artist's public accounts.
- That the image is the artist's own work. Authorship is a human claim the chain only timestamps.
- Copyright. Holding a token does not transfer the rights to the picture.
Every card on this page links to the token on OpenSea or objkt and to its record on Etherscan or TzKT, and shows the day the work reached the Foundation's wallet.
Verify the collection
The Foundation's collection wallets
Public and read-only: every work on this site sits in one of these wallets. Open them on any explorer and count for yourself.
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- works held
- 134
- first acquisition
- 2026-08-27
- latest acquisition
- 2026-09-16
- straight from the artist or minted to the wallet
- 22
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- works held
- 59
- first acquisition
- 2026-09-06
- latest acquisition
- 2026-09-12
- straight from the artist or minted to the wallet
- 29
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- works held
- 3
- first acquisition
- 2026-09-12
- latest acquisition
- 2026-09-12
- straight from the artist or minted to the wallet
- 1
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- works held
- 4
- first acquisition
- 2026-09-09
- latest acquisition
- 2026-09-12
Acquisition data comes from the Foundation's own acquisitions sheet. 50 States of 50 Artists Acquisitions - 2026.csv, 145 rows, and the Foundation's wallets on Ethereum, Tezos and Bitcoin. Rebuilt 2026-09-28.