If you have ever tried to use an NFC tag on an iPhone and found that it does not read when on the home screen, you are not alone. Many users have reported this issue, and it has been observed on various iOS devices, including SEs, 13s, 14s, pros, maxes, and others. In...

ArtAreas.io, a platform that creates Physical NFTs linking objects of art to NFTs, has announced a new feature that allows art enthusiasts to ask questions about the artworks they encounter. The feature, powered by the AI-based language model ChatGPT, provides a...

NFTs are allowing artists to explore new creative avenues, generate new income streams, and offer new forms of engagement with art collectors

An interesting example is Gustav Klimt's 'The Kiss' which was minted into 10,000 NFTs using a 100x100 grid by Vienna's Belvedere Museum.

Fractionalising a physical painting through NFTs will enable millions of people to become collective co-owners of that painting, something that was unthinkable until now

Artificial Inteligence text-to-image art generators like Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, and others are being prompted with his name thousands of times, obscuring his own work online.

When it comes to NFTs, there are a few ways to figure out if you should invest or not.

If you are an artist and want to turn your art into digital assets, take a look at this guide on how to turn art into NFT. what is NFT? it stands for non-fungible tokens and is a form of crypto-collectibles. The first step is to choose a piece of art If you're looking...

Our NFT minting and Virtual Gallery packages for physical fine art include creating a crypto wallet, configuring it with OpenSea, minting NFTs, and displaying the NFTs in various online virtual galleries.

I would say there are two types of NFTs. NFTs that are tied to physical assets. Let me give you an example. Here’s a watch, I’m a huge watch collector.

Sometimes, bringing people together with different perspectives results in them seeing thing in new ways, and this is what happened when our diverse skillsets came together again, after many years, around the changes we’re seeing today on the internet with blockchain, and in the art world with NFTs. We like to think we were ahead of our time when we started selling art online in the 90s, and we hope to share with you our vision of this new intersection of art and technology, from our combined unique perspectives.