# Feral File Feral File is a cultural institution and technology company championing computational art. We collaborate with artists, curators, and institutions to produce exhibitions and build open tools to make living with this art effortless. ## Human pages - [Home](https://feralfile.com/) - [Exhibitions](https://feralfile.com/exhibitions) — one page per exhibition at /exhibitions/; after the curated shows the list carries the stewarded collections (type filter /exhibitions/type/stewarded), work Feral File stewards for initiatives that no longer operate: one entry per release of the initiative, labelled "Stewarded Collection", not curated by Feral File, with one page per work at /exhibitions// - [The Feral File Collection](https://feralfile.com/collection) — the works Feral File holds in its own vaults, read from the chains, minus what the store lists for sale and what is held for others; the first tile of the stewarded block on /exhibitions - [The Feral File Archive](https://feralfile.com/archive) — content-addressed, byte-verified copies of the works Feral File preserves, from the manifest the Feral File Archive Registry on Ethereum names as current; every CID can be pinned by anyone. Whether each work resolves right now is measured at https://status.feralfile.com - [Artworks](https://feralfile.com/artworks) — one page per series at /series/, one per token at /artworks/ - [Artists](https://feralfile.com/artists) — one page per artist at /artists/ - [Curators](https://feralfile.com/curators) — one page per curator at /curators/ - [Collect Now](https://feralfile.com/available-works) — series still for sale; availability and prices are read live from the API - [Search](https://feralfile.com/search?q=) — artworks, series, exhibitions, artists, curators; filtered lists are static pages, e.g. /artworks/medium/, /artworks/chain/ - [Journal](https://feralfile.com/journal) — close-ups, news and events at /journal// - [Learn](https://feralfile.com/learn) — about, how to collect digital art, FAQ at /learn/ - [Experiments](https://feralfile.com/experiments) — research projects at /experiments/ - [Legal](https://feralfile.com/legal/terms-of-service) — terms, privacy, artist and collector agreements at /legal/ - [The Digital Art System](https://feralfile.com/system) — the FF1 Art Computer and the Art Panel - [Contact](https://feralfile.com/contact) - [Sitemap](https://feralfile.com/sitemap-index.xml) ## Machine surfaces Every page has a Markdown twin at the same path plus `.md` (the home page at /index.md): the title, the key facts (artists, curator, dates, edition, medium, exhibition), the essay or description as Markdown, and links to the HTML page, the DP-1 twin and the API record. Each HTML page links its twin with `` and carries one schema.org JSON-LD block (`