Art
El 'cráneo de Satoshi' demuestra que el discurso sobre la minería de Bitcoin no está muerto
Un artista hizo un gran arte y aprendió sobre Bitcoin.

The NFT Louvre Exhibit That Wasn't: Untangling the Public Mess of a Non-Event
Last week, AI artist Claire Silver announced her NFTs would be displayed at the Louvre Museum in Paris – which The Louvre denied shortly after. Here's what happened.

The Truth About Artificial Intelligence and Creativity
Artificial intelligence allows creators to be creative, but even sophisticated AIs are really just an advanced form of copying, says David Z. Morris. This feature is part of CoinDesk's Culture Week.

Taking Photos and Minting NFTs at the Ends of the Earth, With FOTO’s John Knopf
The Emmy award-nominated photographer discusses the early days of Bored Apes, digital culture and turning an industry into a community using crypto.

Art Trading Platform LiveArt Announces NFT Membership Card Linked to Exclusive Drops
The platform says its LiveArt X Card is meant to "put an end to NFT flipping and speculation" by encouraging collectors to hold onto their art for the long term.

NFT Artist Beeple Opens Digital Art Gallery in Charleston, SC
Mike Winkelmann, also known as Beeple, has opened the 50,000-square-foot Beeple Studios to showcase his art and to build a community of fellow creators.

Sotheby’s and UnicornDAO Host International Womens’ Day Art Auction
A portion of the proceeds from the auction will be donated to organizations like Planned Parenthood to support women’s reproductive rights.

CORRECTED: Louvre Museum Denies Reports of AI Artist Claire Silver’s Exhibition
Variety previously reported that Claire Silver, an NFT artist that uses artificial intelligence, would be exhibiting her latest collection at The Louvre.

Por que não doar carteiras NFT mortas?
As criptomoedas inacessíveis provavelmente têm valor tributável, o que significa que podem ser doadas a um museu, escreve o artista conceitual e advogado Brian Frye.

Perché non donare portafogli NFT morti?
Le criptovalute inaccessibili hanno presumibilmente un valore imponibile, il che significa che possono essere donate a un museo, scrive l'artista concettuale e avvocato Brian Frye.
