Art News

With NFTs, the future of art is in the palm of your hand. Here is a look at the topmost famous artists getting into NFTs right now.

Nonfungible tokens under the juridical and legal perspective are still in evolution, and there are more questions than answers.

Collectors will now have to seek out Damien Hirst’s NFTs on secondary markets after the drop was oversubscribed by more than six times.

Style and sophistication are the main focal points for this new NFT marketplace, which wants to ensure that digital art can be celebrated and enjoyed for years to come.

NFT artworks depicting “socialist cyberpunk” housing are being showcased at the Taobao Maker Festival in Shanghai.

According to the British artist, NFTs are changing the world, but not always in the get-rich-quick way many media outlets report.

Swiss digital asset bank Sygnum is issuing NFTs representing fractionalized ownership in a Picasso painting.

The latest Paris Fashion Week clearly marks the new digitized era for a high-end fashion industry’s trends toward blockchain and nonfungible tokens.

American Express’ first foray into NFTs, a partnership with popular musician SZA, has sold out within hours of kicking off.

CryptoPunk 5293 is set to be displayed in a Miami-based art museum, Australian mining firms are tokenizing mining and exploration leases and Sandbox secures IP rights to The Walking Dead.

When 20 years of pro-democracy journalism is under threat, blockchain's potential for censorship-resistance is brought into focus.

A contest has been launched where rare NFTs are up for grabs — and the top prize is CryptoPunk #6691.

A more secure nonfungible token infrastructure holds the key to disrupting the current art world.

Sotheby’s has made an embarrassing mistake in its $5.4 million NFT auction, Animoca brands has raised $138.88 in funding, and data shows limited collector numbers on SuperRare.

The source code for the World Wide Web has been sold by the inventor for $5.4 million.