Remember when Dmitri Cherniak's Ringers #879 'The Goose' blew up back in 2021? That seven-figure hammer at Sotheby's turned heads across the art world.
Fast forward to now—he's showing at Art Basel. Not just Ringers, but Polygon Etcetera and Floor Ringer too. Physical space. Real crowds. That's the trajectory we're watching: NFT art graduating from blockchain to blue-chip gallery walls.
Crypto artists carving out territory in traditional art circuits? Yeah, that's the narrative shifting in real time.
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 19h ago
NFTs have really gone from being on-chain to entering art museums—this transformation is pretty remarkable.
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PanicSeller
· 19h ago
To be honest, there really was something in that initial NFT wave, but now trying to squeeze into traditional galleries like this... it feels a bit awkward.
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VitalikFanAccount
· 19h ago
The art world has really been invaded... Going straight from on-chain directly into art galleries, this transition is a bit outrageous.
Remember when Dmitri Cherniak's Ringers #879 'The Goose' blew up back in 2021? That seven-figure hammer at Sotheby's turned heads across the art world.
Fast forward to now—he's showing at Art Basel. Not just Ringers, but Polygon Etcetera and Floor Ringer too. Physical space. Real crowds. That's the trajectory we're watching: NFT art graduating from blockchain to blue-chip gallery walls.
Crypto artists carving out territory in traditional art circuits? Yeah, that's the narrative shifting in real time.