In 2021 a new type of art and investment emerged onto the world scene with the record Christie’s sale of Beeple’s Everydays: the First 5000 Days NFT for $69 million.

However, a little known fact is that NFTs have been around for a lot longer than that, and although 2021 became the year of the NFT, it wasn't the year of their invention.

When it comes to NFTs at Zeno Fine Art, we live up to our reputation as a pioneering art publishing house, connecting galleries to artists and providing a quality worth collecting. 

In recent months, the Zeno Fine Art publishing house has been steadily building up an exciting new collection of fine art NFTs from a wide range of artists from around the world.

When it comes to getting started with NFTs, the first step to getting you on the path of collecting, trading, and investing in NFT art is learning how to set up a crypto wallet.

When it comes to digital art collection, trading, and investment, non-fungible tokens have taken the art market by storm and with so many NFT marketplaces now operating it can be difficult to know where to begin building your NFT art collection.

The top 10 marketplaces for NFT art listed in this article have been hand-selected by our expert fine art consultants...

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.