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NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / May 28, 2021 / Cryptocurrencies typically fall into one of two categories. On one hand, you have Serious currencies with a capital "S," such as Bitcoin, which is meant to change

SAFERmoon Sets Itself Apart from Less-Safe Alternatives ACCESSWIRE 11 May 2021, 10:55 GMT+10 NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / May 10, 2021 / SAFERmoon, a new project on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC), launched on April 28, 2021, and already investors are taking notice. SAFERmoons market cap ballooned to over $20m within a matter of hours, which is not entirely uncommon. What is uncommon is its continued momentum past its first few days on the market, going as high as a $195m market cap in less than 1...

Binance Smart Chain Grows Stronger with Safe Projects like SAFERmoon NEW YORK CITY, NY / ACCESSWIRE / May 7, 2021 / Bitcoin led the charge in bringing cryptocurrency knowledge to the broader public. Ethereum followed, and now the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) is making significant strides towards becoming the chain around which the next mainstream cryptocurrency market will be based. BSC GROWTH From February to March of 2021, unique BSC addresses (which can be very roughly equated with number of in...

How Francis Bacon shunned the traditions of British art A new book, Francis Bacon: Revelations, shows the painter as he tried to recapture the intensity of wartime when the world turned mundane.   How great was the work of Francis Bacon? That’s the only question that matters, and it’s still a hard one to answer. Thirty years after his death, he hovers so large over British visual culture – such a vivid, garrulous, flamboyant, theatrical figure – that it is difficult to assess what...

Sun 17 Jan 2021 02.00 EST A year before his death in 1992, Francis Bacon quietly slipped into the Prado in Madrid, discreetly followed by its deputy director, Manuela Mena. There, he spent 90 minutes alone with its collection of Velázquez (it was a Monday, and the museum was closed). What did Mena make of Bacon, who was then 81, and in the habit of using shoe polish to colour his hair? “I’ve never seen somebody so gentle,” she said. “He looked you straight in the eye. He ...

“We are born and we die, that’s how it is.” Francis Bacon’s philosophy of life was blunt. “But in between,” he declared, “we give this purposeless existence a meaning by our drives.” Bacon relished

Francis Bacon in his studio, 1967 Credit: Ian Berry/Magnum Photos It was dark outside but, in the lamplit tobacco clouds of the Colony Room Club in Soho, the proprietor Ian Board, his great swollen nose flushed with anger, had hopped down from his barstool perch by the door and was shouting at Francis Bacon with cries like a dog’s bark, his voice rough as a cheese-grater. Grabbing an umbrella from the back of the stool, he began to belabour the world’s foremost artist about the shoulders as...

“Bacon’s appeal is more than post-war angst and existential despair” During his lifetime, Francis Bacon actively discouraged accounts of his life and work if they weren’t to his liking. But a seemingly insatiable appetite for details of the artist’s colourful life has led to a tide of publications about him, particularly after his death in 1992. A new exhibition exploring Bacon’s fascination with animals and flesh was due to open at London’s Royal Academy of Arts this month but ...