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Digital Art Organization Rhizome's New Blockchain Program Is an NFT-Dotted Journey Through the History of Generative Art - Vimarsana News

Digital Art Organization Rhizome's New Blockchain Program Is an NFT-Dotted Journey Through the History of Generative Art

Digital art organization Rhizome has teamed up with NFT platform TRLab to launch a Web3 experience on generative art's history.

Source: artnet.com
Pace Keeps Calder's Legacy Alive with a Presentation at Art Basel – ARTnews.com - Vimarsana News

Pace Keeps Calder's Legacy Alive with a Presentation at Art Basel – ARTnews.com

Pace Gallery will present over ten artists at their booth at Art Basel, but tucked away in a special room is their crown jewel: works by Calder.

Spotlight: Digital Artist Raoul Marks Brings Alexander Calder's Mobiles to Dazzling Life - Vimarsana News

Spotlight: Digital Artist Raoul Marks Brings Alexander Calder's Mobiles to Dazzling Life

Now represented by Triple X, Raoul Marks puts his technical and artistic skills to use in his expanding digital art and NFT practice.

Source: artnet.com
ENTER THE DIGITAL REALM WITH CELEBRATED ARTIST ALEXANDER CALDER - Vimarsana News

ENTER THE DIGITAL REALM WITH CELEBRATED ARTIST ALEXANDER CALDER

/PRNewswire/ -- Calder Foundation and TRLab, an NFT platform for fine art, are pleased to announce the launch of The Calder Question, the first official NFT...

The Calder Foundation Is Looking to Gamify Art History With a New Web3 Experience That Awards Official NFTs to Winners - Vimarsana News

The Calder Foundation Is Looking to Gamify Art History With a New Web3 Experience That Awards Official NFTs to Winners

Proceeds from the exclusive NFTs will be used to fund conservation of Alexander Calder's real-life sculptures.

Source: artnet.com