The phrase “Hic et Nunc” can be directly translated from Latin to mean “here and now,” reflecting the immediacy of the present. Hic et Nunc (abbreviated HEN) then seems an appropriate adoption for the title of the Tezos based NFT marketplace that allows its users to manage decentralised assets without the involvement of an intermediary. Essentially allowing the artwork to be shared in the here and the now. This is just one of the reasons the NFT community loves Hic et Nunc, here we are outlini

On the 15 June, Vastari’s CEO Bernadine Bröcker Wieder was asked by the BBC to explain NFTs and their significance within the art world and beyond. > You might have heard of NFTs, but what exactly are they? @Mattallwright [https://twitter.com/Mattallwright?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] finds out 🖼 Catch up on @BBCiPlayer [https://twitter.com/BBCiPlayer?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] 👉 https://t.co/bAo3UOlJi6#TheOneShow [https://twitter.com/hashtag/TheOneShow?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] pic.twitter.com/zEC

The Whitworth, in partnership with Vastari, has entered into the emerging world of NFTs to test alternative models of financing social art practice. Together we have created the first UK museum-accredited NFT. The NFT (an edition of 50 with 2 museum proofs) will be selling on 28 July for 999 Tez on Hicetnunc. The NFT will be exhibited at the Whitworth at an exhibition in 2023. At a time of great economic and social instability, this project explores the potentials of blockchain technology, cry

NFTs and cryptocurrency have infiltrated the art market this past year at an accelerated pace. Entering the mainstream art world with Beeple's sale of Everydays: the First 5000 Days at Christies back in March 2021, many forward-thinking traditional collectors are now looking towards dipping their toes into the world of buying art digitally. With many different buying platforms using many different blockchains, buying an NFT can seem daunting if you are new to the world of crypto. Here we have

Here are 5 museums who have jumped on the NFT trend earlier than their fellow institutions, all in very different ways, providing examples of what NFTs could actually look like for institutions going forward.