‘Invisible Aether’: World’s largest museum launches NFT art exhibition

‘Invisible Aether’: World’s largest museum launches NFT art exhibition

After raising $440,000 selling NFTs on Binance, the Hermitage is now curious if NFTs are about the art, or rather just the money. The Russian State Hermitage Museum continues diving in the nonfungible tokens (NFTs) industry by debuting its first fully-virtual exhibition of digital art.Shortly after raising over $400,000 via its first NFT auction on Binance in September, the Hermitage is now hosting a free exhibition of NFT artworks existing exclusively in the virtual space, the so-called “celestial hermitage,” or the museum’s digital avatar.Launched on Nov. 10, the Hermitage’s exhibition....


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