Cointemporary - an Online Art Gallery That Accepts Bitcoin
Well, we all know that art is a form of expression - of thoughts, views and objects using different media. Works of art - maybe painting, drawing or sketches on different media including canvas, paper or even digital art is better enjoyed and appreciated when displayed for public view than by keeping it under wraps. Art galleries help artists and art owners to exhibit their collection to public, either for free or for a fee. Artworks aren't necessarily bound to its physical form anymore. We have traditional art on paper, canvas, fabrics, wood etc. and then we have digital art. Digital art,....
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The Jonathan LeVine Gallery, a fine art gallery in New York City that already accepts bitcoin for online art purchases, has begun accepting Dash, a cryptocurrency formerly known as Darkcoin. The move builds on the establishment's reputation for being at the forefront of the cryptocurrency movement, so its clients have the best payment options available, according to Danielle Link, the gallery's spokesperson. "Accepting Dash will open us up to new markets, specifically to those who have cryptocurrency and are searching for places to spend it," Link told CCN. "It is also the wave of the....
What? Cointemporary is an artist run and curated online platform showcasing artworks by interna- tional contemporary artists. The platform is dedicated to one artwork for a period of 7 days. Immediately after the end of each cycle, or when an artwork is sold, a new work by a different artist will automatically appear. A work on display can be purchased in Bitcoin (BTC) only. Who & Why? Artists Andy Boot and Valentin Ruhry run Cointemporary. The website features one artwork curated by Boot/Ruhry, and occasionally other invited curators and artists. Coinfinity.co is the site’s technical....
Two artists want to take on the art-world hierarchy with a website selling art with prices quoted in bitcoin. The artists, Andy Boot and Valentin Rurhy, both based in Vienna, have created an online platform selling work by international contemporary artists. The twist is that its exhibitions are ephemeral. Cointemporary.com only features one artist every seven days, and there's no way for buyers to purchase works if they missed the original showing. Artists can also choose to accept payment in bitcoin and will receive a greater share of the proceeds than they would at most traditional....
Ascribe.io believes your digital content is worth something, and that banks and other financial institutions should see such work as collateral. Such a paradigm shift could change the global economy as we know it, and Ascribe.io is on the front lines. Ascribe.io is working to help usher art into the digital age with blockchain-based authentication for digital projects. The company has been in production since February 2015, beta since fall 2014, and alpha since late 2013. The startup has been working closely with artists, galleries, museums, conferences and others in the art ecosystem.....
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