The satellite fair Photo Basel is also offering digital photographic NFTs for sale

The work features a 1:10 loop of a business-class white man standing on an auction block

Russian museum will look beyond the market hype to address deeper questions about "the specific possibilities of this medium", says contemporary art curator Dimitri Ozerkov

NFT of a smoking punk appeared to link to Banksy’s website but the webpage was swiftly removed, prompting rumours of a hack

With its first virtual venture, an emerging gallery in Cologne removes the barrier between real life and virtual reality

The Russian museum had to overcome country's stringent restrictions on cryptocurrencies

The digital works can be seen as just the latest overhyped trend, or the newest incarnation of using technology to create art

The museum will track the activity of the crypto work for the next two years for a 2023 exhibition on art economics

New marketplace launches with digital works created as non-fungible tokens—with more to follow

What happens when a rapper, a painter and an art fair director get together in a swanky hotel to make digital art?

CADAF has opened its second online edition but the social media app—paired with QR codes and AR filters—is helping the fair to physically interact with visitors in Paris

Berners-Lee says NFTs are the "ideal way to package the origins behind the web"

The thrusting land of NFTs and tech nomads favours the young—and has yet to shake off the old ties of nepotism

With baseball cards selling for $5.2m each and Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey’s first ever tweet making $2.9m, people will collect anything if its rare and makes them nostalgic

Kenny Schachter will curate a physical exhibition of NFT art in the Mayfair space

The work draws attention to the desertification of agricultural land in Palestinian territory

The Hong Kong gallery will be among the first to use the new form of payment at the fair

The environmentally conscious project considers broken and violated social contracts in the artists space and in society as a whole

As people pay eye-watering crypto-sums for digital art, many see losses as well as gains in this brave new intangible world

The new breed of art buyers are likely to need administrators, curators and lawyers much like those in the conventional art world

“No licence or rights were convened to the seller,” estate says

Drawing is being sold in an auction sponsored by the firm behind David Bowie’s online bank

Bricks-and-mortar commercial spaces are bringing crypto art to life, "providing an experience beyond the artwork living on a cell phone”

Similarities between the new digital technology craze in the art world and the surge in value of tulips in 17th-century Holland suggest that it could all end in (real) tears

Over 3,000 bidders purchased nearly 24,000 digital works in a three-day, multi-facted sale on Niftygateway

The technology must become more diverse, says Ruth Catlow, the co-founder of Furtherfield

Larva Labs created 10,000 CryptoPunks three years ago—and gave away most of them