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As Art Dubai introduces a digital exhibition for its 2022 event, Dan Murphy meets Denis Davydov, who turns his creative partner’s watercolor paintings into digital avatars for the metaverse.
A new fair section exploring the digital and non-fungible token (NFT) art worlds will look at the context out of which NFT have grown since the rise of digital art in the 1980s.
Welcoming over 100 exhibitors from 44 countries, including more than 30 first-time exhibitors, Art Dubai 2022 will be the most extensive edition of the fair to date.
The director of the Tropical Futures Institute worked on Art Fair Philippines' pioneering NFT section before pitching a digital project to Art Dubai.
After a scaled-down affair last year, Art Dubai is hoping for a strong comeback with new partnerships and commissioned works, along with a focus on crypto art.
International art group Instigators is launching its inaugural NFT art project to explore how artworks can move from traditional galleries into the world of blockchain technology.
In its 15th year, Art Dubai 2022 is welcoming some 30 first-time participants. Over half of the fair’s total exhibitors this year hail from the Global South.
Take a leap into the future as Art Dubai 2022 intersects NFTs, digital art and big data artists with the most exciting names in contemporary art from the Global South.
Art Dubai, the Middle East's largest annual contemporary art fair, has featured for the first time digital works, as the wealthy Gulf emirate seeks to position itself as a crypto-assets hub.
A wide variety of presentations will be displayed, from solo displays and immersive environments by the leading practitioners in this space, to the latest, newly minted NFTs.
Reflecting the cosmopolitan identity of the city, with masterpieces from over 100 galleries and a new digital section, this year’s Art Dubai will prove exactly why it’s much more than just a fair…
Denis Davydov speaks about the basics of NFTs and digital art.
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Denis Davydov, a rising Artist from Uzbekistan, opened his first show in Paris: JONIM. Davydov takes into the digital space one of the oldest know-hows of the Uzbek culture: Ceramic sculpture.
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