28.11.2026

Slopfest #95 · 2021 · Vienna

Five Thousand Days of Content

An artist made one picture a day for 5,000 days and sold the collage for $69 million. Vindication.

#95Filed under "Q" for "quality". We never look there.
NFT marketplace screenshot: 5,000 margin doodles tiled into one image titled 'SLOPFEST #95 Genesis', 'No offers yet'

Museum status: Insured for more than the building it is kept in.

Venue
Belvedere, a respectful distance from the Klimt
Attendance
66,500
Fun fact
5,000 doodles, 1 token, 0 bids

What happened

The committee found its own archive of 5,000 daily doodles, drawn by Hermine Pospischil in the margins of the minutes between 1927 and 1987, and minted them as one NFT. It did not sell for $69 million. It did not sell. It remains the festival's most valuable asset, on paper and on the blockchain and nowhere else.

“The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom.”

— William Blake

Elsewhere in 2021

Beeple's 'Everydays: The First 5000 Days', a collage of daily digital artworks, sells as an NFT at Christie's for $69.3 million.

Visit the 2021 website

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