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Seeing the way NFTs have exploded in popularity despite their brief history, a question in the minds of many involved in the art market and the art community has been: will NFTs replace traditional fine art?
In this article, we examine this question to explore how NFTs have benefited artists, the changes NFTs have brought for collectors, and how NFTs are changing art galleries.
One of the difficulties for an art gallery looking for artists and artworks to add to their inventory is choosing the right artists for their space. To give you a helping hand in finding the right fine art for your business, we’ve put together a shortlist of artists every art gallery should know about.
Despite the relatively brief history of NFTs, they have claimed their position in the art market and become a new form of collectable, so as an art collector, it’s certainly time to begin looking at adding NFT art to your collection.
In this article, we offer some valuable advice for getting started with NFTs as an art collector with a simple 3 step process, we also look at the next steps to take once you have a collection of NFT art.
Digital art has existed for decades and outside of commercial work has been massively undervalued, unappreciated and excluded from the fine art market. All that is now changing. Despite their brief history, NFTs have changed digital art and the fine art world at large.
