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How a Historic Auction House is Redefining Art in the Digital Age
In early 2021, the art world was jolted by a groundbreaking event: the sale of Beeple's “Everydays: The First 5000 Days,” for $69.3 million. Read More -
The Contemporary Art Market: A Landscape of Growth and New Frontiers
The global contemporary art market is not just surviving; it's thriving, according to Artprice's Contemporary Art Market Report for 2023. Read More -
TRLab Secures $5M in Seed Funding to Expand Digital Art Endeavors
TRLab, a fine art-focused tech startup with bases in New York and Hong Kong, has successfully raised $5 million in a seed funding round. Read More -
Keith Haring’s Pioneering Digital Artworks Resurface at Christie’s
Christie's is set to unveil "Keith Haring: Pixel Pioneer," a collection of five digital drawings crafted by the artist in the mid-1980s. Read More -
Gucci Joins Forces With Christie’s To Disrupt the Art and Fashion Market Through Generative AI
Gucci is leaning further into its artistic roots through a new initiative that merges fashion with generative AI. Read More -
Jack Butcher Expands Checks NFTs With Physical-Backed ‘Elements’ Collection
Jack Butcher is expanding the Checks NFTs ecosystem with a new project that combines generative artwork with hand-drawn physical prints. Read More -
Beeple Studios Collaborates With Gibbes Museum of Art For Second Event
Digital artist Beeple is set to partner with Charleston, South Carolina's Gibbes Museum of Art for his second Beeple Studios event. Read More -
Why Has the Crypto Crash Positively Influenced the NFT Market?
Following the crypto winter of 2022, is the global NFT world in terminal decline or on the verge of a rebound? Read More -
Q&A: Francis Belin Of Christie’s Discusses Art’s Physical-Digital Shift
We recently caught up with Francis Belin of Christie’s Asia Pacific to discuss how auction houses are responding to art's digital evolution. Read More -
Could Generative Art NFTs Entice Visitors Back To Museums?
With crypto winter now in a deep freeze, cultural institutions are looking for extensions that can drive footfall and (ideally) revenue. Read More
