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Collect Picasso-Style Art in a Non-Fungible Form
Hey Community!
What better way is there to start the month than with non-fungible stories!? We’re always here to fulfill your NFT needs. First, let us walk you through a rundown of things you will see in this week’s newsletter. After which, we would go full throttle into the details. Ready? Let’s go!
This week, we’ll explore a line-up of sculptures developed by Meebits and Art Basel. Each art creation has a non-fungible story. Next, we dive into a limited-edition lined up for Picasso lovers. Finally, we’d wrap all up with the stories that broke the internet this week. Now, let’s delve right into the details!
NFT News of the Week
Meebits Partners with Art Basel to Unveil Sculptures
NFT platform Meebits has taken its non-fungible story into the real world. This time, it partnered with Art Basel, a renowned art fair, to debut a sculpture called The Falconer. This is not your average bird.
The sculpture honors local tradition and culture. It will be available at Art Basel’s Qatar shop during the inaugural fair, which brings together galleries, artists, and collectors. It usually features contemporary and modern works, as well as major exhibitions.
Digital versions of the Falconer are already sold out. However, physical versions of the NFT are exclusively available at the Art Basel shop in Doha while supplies last. Will you be among the lucky ones to own a piece? Now’s your opportunity to make that possible. Digest the rest of the news and heed the call to action.
NFT Drop of the Week
Chae Tongyull Through Picasso
Are you a Picasso lover? Then, you will marvel at what Chae Tongyull, an artist and Orangehare’s CEO, has created. Through a series of 114 artworks, the artist has brought back to the minds of all art lovers the mesmerizing, colorful art that the Spanish art maestro Pablo Picasso originally created.
Think of the limited-edition collectibles as a non-fungible approach to Picasso’s artwork. The 114-piece collection comes in four categories: Doule Up, Graphic, Oil Painting, and Original. What’s unique about the pieces? They portray faces fractured, colors collide, and familiar Cubist geometry that opens into something warmer, bolder, and unmistakably Chae.
This art collection follows a lineage of Picasso-themed collectibles making waves in the NFT realm. So, you really shouldn’t miss this opportunity to become a part of this drop. Join in today!
When?
Ongoing
How much?
0.013 ETH
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