Museums and NFTs: A Love Story?
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Panel documents concrete experiments: a Tezos-backed nine-month fellowship, a hackathon that produced prototype products, and a Light Art Space exhibition where an algorithm creates live-generated NFTs tied to a visitor nickname and birthdate and about 25% of visitors minting their token on site. Museums report roughly 200–250 NFTs now in a public collection, wallet onboarding in minutes at booths, and an artist-led game called Third World prototyping play-to-earn creative value.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Museums and NFTs introduction
- 3:17Principles driving NFTs
- 6:29Risk aversion and NFTs
- 11:20Collaboration for NFT adoption
- 15:51Blockchain art research
- 18:21NFT exhibition experience
- 25:49Metaverse exhibitions
- 31:34Audience views on NFTs
- 36:31Future museum-NFT directions
- 46:55Closing remarks and Q&A
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