Another Historic NFT Sale

99-year-old artist's $1.2M NFT sale; PROOF's Grails IV: 20 anonymous artists; Beeple's NFT sculpture at museum.

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This Week's Low-Down:

  • 🎨 99-Year-Old Artist’s NFT Art Sells for $1.2M at Sotheby’s

  • 🎭 PROOF’s Grails IV to Showcase 20 Anonymous Web3 Artists

  • 🖼️ Beeple’s NFT-Related Sculpture Showcases at Crystal Bridges Museum

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  • Cool Cat’s Paw Print on Reddit’s Gen 4 Series Avatars (NFT Lately)

  • Binance Launches AI-powered NFT Generator for KYC-Verified Users (Cointelegraph)

  • AI Artists Defy Rutkowski’s Wishes: A Tug of War over Artistic Integrity (NFT Evening)

  • Worldcoin: The Future of Digital Identity and Cryptocurrency (NFT Lately)

  • One Avatar, Many Worlds: Decentraland’s VRM Update Brings Metaverse Unity (NFT Evening)

  • Pond0X Token Launch Snafu Leads to Millions of Dollars in Losses (Cointelegraph)

  • The British Museum Collaborates with The Sandbox to Enter the Metaverse (nft now)

  • Gucci Rewards NFT Holders with Exclusive Physical Goods (NFT Lately)

  • Made by Apes Lets BAYC Holders Request a License for Projects (nft now)

  • NFTs Driving Change: All About Tatler Gen.T’s First Charity NFT collection (NFT Evening)

  • NFT-Optimized Palm Network to Become a Polygon ZK Supernet (Cointelegraph)

Trending Collections on OpenSea:

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99-Year-Old Artist’s NFT Art Sells for $1.2M at Sotheby’s

99-year-old Hungarian artist Vera Molnár’s computer-generated NFT collaboration with Martin Grasser sold out in under an hour at Sotheby’s dutch auction, amassing a whopping $1.2 million (631 ETH).

  • Molnár's collection, ‘Themes and Variations’, consists of 500 algorithmically generated collectibles, blending 170 color palettes and recursive grids, with playful references to NFTs.

  • She is a pioneer in computer-generated imagery since 1959, first embracing NFTs in 2022 and expressing excitement about generating unique abstract forms through controlled randomness.

  • The collection's secondary market trading volume on platforms like OpenSea has exceeded 589 ETH, and the floor price surged by over 100% after the sale's conclusion.

  • Molnár's groundbreaking exploration of computer-generated art has attracted significant attention, with her innovative NFT collection proving to be a noteworthy success in the digital art world.

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PROOF’s Grails IV to Showcase 20 Anonymous Web3 Artists

PROOF’s Grails IV is now live, featuring artworks from 20 talented artists with concealed identities until collectors mint their digital collectibles.

  • Grails IV offers a shorter minting window from August 7 to August 10, with a maximum supply of 1,075 NFTs.

  • The big reveal event is on August 11, where collectors will discover the participating artists and their acquired artwork.

  • The exhibition includes generative artist collections using the Art Blocks engine and an in-person exhibition at Foundry by PROOF in Los Angeles.

  • Previous Grails series showcased top Web3 artists, Tyler Hobbs, Snowfro, Larva Labs, and Refik Anadol, Grails IV, making the unmasking greatly anticipated.

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Beeple’s Human One Sculpture Showcases at Crystal Bridges Museum

Beeple's groundbreaking sculpture, Human One, debuts at Crystal Bridges Museum after its jaw dropping $29 million sale at Christie's.

  • Beeple's sculpture features a tall silver rectangular cube adorned with vibrant images portraying an astronaut's journey through diverse landscapes.

  • Visitors to the exhibit can participate in an artistic scavenger hunt within the artwork, designed by Beeple, to uncover hidden clues and receive exclusive NFT rewards.

  • Human One will be on display at the museum until January 2024, offering audiences a chance to experience this remarkable piece of art.

  • Beeple's artistry in Human One continuously evolves, reflecting his belief that art is an ongoing conversation, making it a thought-provoking experience for visitors.

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Today's edition was written by Leah Alger.