The art market operates in an economic model that considers more than supply and demand: it is a hybrid type of prediction market where art is bought and sold for values based not only on a work’s perceived cultural value, but on both its past monetary value as well as its predicted future value.

Ophelia Fu Showcases New Crypto Art in Virtual World

UK-based mixed media and digital artist Ophelia Fu has a new digital art show that you and anyone else [...]

2021-04-09T22:26:04+01:0022 December 2020|Art Market, Blockchain, cryptocurrency, Digital Art, New Media Art, News, NFT, On View, Online Show|Comments Off on Ophelia Fu Showcases New Crypto Art in Virtual World
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About the Net With Wade Wallerstein From Silicon Valet

From anthropology to digitalogy, there is only one jump that Wade Wallerstein did brilliantly with his project: Silicon Valet. [...]

2021-04-24T04:41:25+01:0020 August 2020|Art Market, Blockchain, cryptocurrency, In Los Angeles, Interview, NFT, Online Show, tokens|Comments Off on About the Net With Wade Wallerstein From Silicon Valet
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Crypto Art Fraud on Rarible Sparks Governance Discussion

On Feb. 8, artist Karan Singh notified via Twitter, the blockchain-based art platform Rarible that some of his work [...]

2021-04-24T03:36:52+01:0014 February 2020|Art and Technology, Art Market, Blockchain, cryptocurrency, ethereum, New Media Art, News, NFT, tokens|Comments Off on Crypto Art Fraud on Rarible Sparks Governance Discussion
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