The collection, as data
The whole archive, offered as one clean file. Every work, artist, and collection in the gallery, with its on-chain identifiers and provenance, free to read, quote, and build on.
This export is released into the public domain under CC0. It carries no prices and no wallet secrets, only what every page here already shows. The artwork files themselves stay under their artists' copyright. This is the record, not the pictures.
- 1776 works
- 431 artists
- 632 collections
- across Ethereum, Shape, Base, Abstract, Polygon
- collected over 2022 to 2026
Download along7-collection.json ↓
Each work carries its title, artist or artists, collection, chain, contract address, token id, medium, mint and collection dates, edition size, and links to the piece here and on OpenSea. The fields are stable, and the file regenerates on every build.
For machines: this site also publishes /llms.txt and a full-text /llms-full.txt, and welcomes AI crawlers. Citation and reuse are the point of keeping this in the open.
About the archive · How it was made · The collection in numbers
About this archive
What is along7 gallery?
along7 gallery is a permanent, self-hosted archive of contemporary digital art and NFTs, collected on-chain by Aaron Long (along7.eth). Every work is kept from the original file the artist declared, with verified on-chain provenance, so the art outlives the marketplaces that sold it.
How large is the collection?
1776 works by 431 artists across 632 collections, collected over 2022 to 2026. 99.5 percent are archived from the originals.
Which blockchains does it span?
Five: Ethereum, Shape, Base, Abstract, Polygon.
How is the provenance verified?
Each work's history, its mint, transfers, and sales, is read directly from the blockchain via Etherscan and OpenSea, cross-checked, and shown on the piece's page. Authorship is proven by the contract deployer, never by name-match.
Is the collection's data open?
Yes. A CC0 machine-readable export of every work, artist, and collection, with on-chain identifiers and provenance, is published here at https://along7gallery.xyz/data/ and is free to read, quote, and build on. The artwork files themselves stay under their artists' copyright.
Who is Aaron Long?
A collector and data scientist who came to crypto early and to NFT art in 2025. He collects into a cold wallet (along7vault), makes some art of his own, and posts as @pengwinpants.