Getting into the blockchain-based digital art market with bitcoin and Non-Fungible Tokens (NFT) gives you access to a service that issues blockchain certificates to prove ownership of works of art.
PCA and listed company Live Company Group have joined the blockchain-based digital art market. They did this by using cryptocurrencies and NFT as the holding company of Start Art Fair and Global Eye, which runs the prestigious international art fair.
Since 2008, when it started with a project called Korean Eye to introduce new artists, the PCA has been running a program called Global Eye to promote artists from different Asian countries to the rest of the world. Since then, it has become the most well-known satellite art fair during the week of the Frieze Art Fair.
Start.art is an online marketplace for art that lets artists sell their works all over the world. Live Company Group is a global leader in pop culture content and a powerhouse on a global scale.
Through Startart.io, which allows blockchain transactions with the online platform Start.art, we have prepared to sell and appreciate works displayed at the art fair, and will make NFTs of unique and promising artists selected by Startart. In addition, we are preparing a blockchain digital certificate issuance service so that the ownership of the artwork can be proved. Through this, the buyer can permanently record the ownership of the purchased work and further increase the ownership value of the work by eliminating the risk of forgery that may occur in the art transaction.
“By applying blockchain technology to the curating know-how that has grown the StART Art Fair into a global art fair over the past decade, we want to grow into a service that can lead the cultural content service market as a whole,” said David Ciclitira
Live Company Group plans to launch Startart.io in December. It will be an online marketplace where digital artworks made by different artists can be shared, valued, and traded.
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