2023 Underground Art Market Report
I’d say it’s quite fair to posit that in 2023, two years on from the explosive fascination with NFTs in January 2021, the promise of non-fungible tokens and, really, web3 in general has lost a fair bit of luster. In the intervening years, the wider …
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It’s not just a piece of political memorabilia — it’s a strategy. When Donald J. Trump walked into a Georgia courthouse on Aug. 24 to be booked as part of his fourth criminal indictment, becoming the first former president (and only current presidential candidate) to …
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LINE NEXT Corp., a South Korean-based nonfungible token and cryptocurrency collectible arm of messaging giant LINE Corp., today announced it has raised a $140 million investment to expand its global business as part of a “plan to popularize the Web3 ecosystem” and open a marketplace …
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Oni Press has announced a hardcover collection of diary comics and sketches by the French creator Boulet (Giles Roussel), who gained a worldwide following after he began posting his comics online in 2004, first in French and later in English. Boulet’s Notes: Back in Time …
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The University of Manchester paid £1,436 to clean graffiti left by Just Stop Oil on the Alan Gilbert Learning Commons. The building was targeted by the environmental activist group on October 12. The incident was part of a series of demonstrations on university campuses across …
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Christie’s HS Series and Inspire Series 1DLP laser projectors are illuminating immersive exhibition spaces at a new interactive museum in South Korea. Museum X, which combines digital media art and technology, is divided into four zones and 16 experiential facilities where visitors can explore bright …
Read MoreDigital art has been around for many years, but it has been challenging to assign value to it. However, with the introduction of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), a digital asset that uses blockchain technology to provide proof of ownership and authenticity, it has become possible to …
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The first of eight suspects accused in a massive Indigenous art fraud case has been sentenced to five years in prison in a northern Ontario court Thursday. Justice Bonnie Warkentin sentenced Gary Bruce Lamont — a 61-year-old Thunder Bay man — for his part in …
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The first of eight suspects accused in a massive Indigenous art fraud case has been sentenced to five years in prison in a northern Ontario court Thursday. Justice Bonnie Warkentin sentenced Gary Bruce Lamont — a 61-year-old Thunder Bay man — for his part in …
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The first of eight suspects accused in a massive Indigenous art fraud case has been sentenced to five years in prison in a northern Ontario court Thursday. Justice Bonnie Warkentin sentenced Gary Bruce Lamont — a 61-year-old Thunder Bay man — for his part in …
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