“Gallery and NFT: the Case of Koenig Gallery.” |
Some 70 artists are participating in the exhibition, alongside conferences and educational programs on NFT art that are being held.
The NFT art exhibition is co-organized by the Gangdong Arts Center, which is run by the Gangdong Cultural Foundation, and ArtToken, a Seoul-based digital art platform. The show spans three themes – “NFT influencer,” “NFT & Contemporary Art” and “NFTism.”
The first session “NFT influencer” showscases the latest trends in NFT art. Works by artists recognized for their NFT art, including Mr.Misang who calls himself a “crypto artist,” are on display.
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An image of NFT art by Yongyong (ArtToken) |
Among the participating artists are Dorodaro, Vakki, Artnom, Blacksun, John Cook, Yongyong, GlitchOfMind, Lindsayking, maharanie, Zenavi, Holy Babies and Kim Gryun.
The two other sessions, “NFT & Contemporary Art” and “NFTism,” explore how NFT art could be recognized as a new form of digital expression.
Tickets can be purchased online at 10,000 won for adults and 8,000 won for students. Residents from Gangdong-gu, a district in eastern Seoul, can purchase the tickets at 5,000 won.
NFTs are lines of data stored on a digital ledger known as blockchain. Each NFT is unique and acts as a digital certificate attesting to a work’s authenticity and is used to represent an item such as an artwork. Most NFTs are part of the ethereum blockchain.
By Park Yuna ([email protected])
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