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Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) have disrupted the art world by providing a new way to authenticate and sell digital art. But, they have also opened up a new possibility for restoring lost artwork, which has been destroyed, stolen, or lost over time. NFTs can provide a digital record of an artwork, enabling its restoration for future generations.

Ticketmaster is doing a lot of interesting things with NFTs and using frontier technology to better serve their customers and give them new experiences.

The importance of diversity in digital art collections cannot be overstated. We can promote inclusivity, understanding, and artistic expression by actively working to create a diverse collection. We must strive to build collections that reflect the diversity of our communities and the world we live in.

Use cases for blockchain doesn't just mean creating digital collectables or using it with digital products. There are actually real-world applications to help art galleries track, protect, and provide transparency when they buy and sell art.

Reddit has done something unique, breaking from the mold of other digital collectable projects in the space. It's very possible that this can be the future of collectables.

Most people know the difference between Andy Warhol and Di Vinci but often the lines are blurred between pop culture and fine art. How do they relate to one another and can one inspire the other?

With the popularity of NFTs, you've probably heard about them either in the news or from your friends and family. Check out how you can take advantage of this technology in your museum.

You've might have heard the term "smart contracts" before and wonder what they are and how the pertain to art. We answer all the questions of why it's important to understand them and how you can utilize them in your marketing.

With museums struggling to find new ways to attract donors, utilizing blockchain might just be the answer they are looking for.