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Monthly Archives: February 2018
Nasher Sculpture Center Resculpts the Line Between Artifact and Art
Are 800,000-year-old tools from North Africa sculptures? The Nasher Sculpture Center, a Dallas-based museum, certainly thinks so. The museum is currently displaying Paleolithic stone artifacts that are so old they were created by a different species. The exhibition, titled “First Sculpture,” is … Continue reading
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Tagged art, artifacts, axes, Dr. Thomas Wynn, Nasher Sculpture Center, Tony Berlant
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Welcome to the Age of the Crypto Art Auction
What happens when the world of cryptocurrency and fine art collide? One company is exploring what it might be like to bring the two things together. Paddle8, a company that describes itself as “the auction house for the 21st-century collector,” … Continue reading
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Tagged auction, Bidcoin, bitcoin, cryptocurrency, Paddle8, The Native
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