"I am by nature drawn to analog, physical materials, so it took a nudge to get interested in NFTs. I started Unsellable with two other founders—one of whom, Zach Miller, is my longtime business partner. In 2021 he got into NFTs as _...Read More_

"NFTs – like land art – promise a bold new horizon, but can they ever provide a meaningful alternative?"

"Now, just ten months later, Meta has announced that it’s “winding down” its support for digital collectibles and focusing its energies elsewhere. “Some product news: across the company, we’re looking closely at what we prioritise to _...Read More_

J >"“If today’s arts love the machine, technology, and organization, if they aspire to precision and reject anything vague and dreamy, this implies an instinctive repudiation of chaos and a longing to find the form appropriate of our _...Read More_

>"If the metaverse is speculative fiction, we must dare to be imaginative and inclusive."

"The donation, de Medici told ARTnews in a recent interview, was motivated by a desire to start a new movement at LACMA, akin to the effect that William Randolph Hearst had when his donation of hundreds of artworks essentially converted _...Read More_

"Alex Estorick: You’ve both been heavily involved with the NFT community over the past year, so I’d like to start with some reflections. If 2021 was the year of the NFT explosion, what was 2022 the year of?"

"John Benton argues that media on the blockchain includes more than static, unchanging files by exploring different types of dynamic NFTs and how to make them."

>"NFTs will neither save the world nor destroy it, but the fractures in its market reveal critical fixes needed in both the contemporary and crypto art space"

>"Leading photographers discuss what is changing in Web3 with Danielle Ezzo"

"Upon entering “DYOR” at Kunstalle Zürich, you are welcomed by a large, blank square screen. To activate it, you’ll need a card with a QR code that can be picked up at the reception desk. Once the device is on, its sensors capture your _...Read More_

>"Peter Bauman considers the place of NFTs in the history of audience participation, from Constructivism to GRAV"