In June of 2022, New York City will play home to an art show for the “Diversity of NFTs” event. The selected artists will be given the task of creating original artwork (not minted and not published) that is in some way related to this year’s event theme, which is “the Diversity of NFTs.” NFT.
Over 1,500 artists have already submitted their work for nomination in the NFT.NYC Diversity of Art Showcase. The candidates range from a visual artist who is just seven years old to photographers who are recognized all over the world.
166 Artists have been selected for The #NFTNYC2022 Diversity of NFTs Art Showcase.
— NFT.NYC (@NFT_NYC) May 19, 2022
Applicants ranged from a 7-year-old fine Artist to world-renowned photographers.
See the full update and all selected artists at https://t.co/syehvgemRC
The Artist Showcase and Collection being presented here by NFT.NYC is the organization’s very first of its kind, and its members are eager to gain knowledge from the locals and to grow.
166 Artisans have been selected.
The following considerations were taken into account in the selection of potential candidates:
- Creatives that have already established themselves as thought leaders within the NFT Community – Creative types who have a healthy respect and appreciation for the variety of NFTs – Artists who are representative of the many different backgrounds within our NFT
NYC Residents
The selected artists will be given the task of creating original artwork (not minted and not published) that is in some way related to this year’s event theme, which is “the Diversity of NFTs.”
During the course of the event, NFT.NYC will display the Original Artwork, which is as follows:
Billboards located in Times Square In the NFT.NYC Event Atrium In the NFT.NYC Virtual Gallery In the NFT.NYC Virtual Gallery
In collaboration with the Artists, NFT.NYC may mint these original works as NFTs, at which point revenue and royalties will be split between the Artists and NFT.NYC.
Artists who have been chosen will get an invitation to create original artwork showcasing the diversity of art no later than June 6th.
