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.

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.

NFT art and photography share a surprising amount of common ground; neither were immediately accepted nor embraced by the art establishments yet they both managed the make art more accessible, as well as change the entire trajectory of art history. 

Those are just some of the parallels between NFT art and photography and we’ll be looking in depth at those parallels and more in this article. 

With the new season upon us, it felt like high time for the Zeno Fine Art consultants to round up our 3 artists to watch out for this Spring.

We’ll take a brief look at the bios, artworks and upcoming news for each Miss Aniela, Nettie Wakefield, and Stuart McAlpine Miller; all of whom are investment-grade artists with artworks sought after by collectors and investors alike.

UK-based contemporary artist Miss Aniela has spearheaded the movement of avant-garde fine art photography and created a new genre of fine art that she has called, Surreal Fashion.

Surreal Fashion is where fashion meets fine art, and the classical meets the contemporary, a measured blend of fantasy fused with reality and captivating visual storytelling.