The founder of ArtChain.info gave a presentation at the 2019 LA Art Show discussing why the bitcoin blockchain is a monolith about which the monkeys are jumping around with excitement (click on the image above to watch the video). The bitcoin blockchain is the ideal ve...
COMPARISON OF BLOCKCHAIN-BASED PROVENANCE COMPANIES
No. of Artists Registered: Over 87 artists have registered art pieces on ArtChain.info, including some of today's most renowned international artists (e.g., Alec Monopoly, Deborah Azzopardi, Gary Komarin, Eric Zener, H...
According to experts on art provenance and experts on the Bitcoin Blockchain, the future of art certification is a site that makes use of blockchain technology that will enable them track every art piece in the world. ArtChain.Info has built that site and is busy addi...
Articles form Bloomberg and other major news outlets recently have reported on the development of Blockchain technology to track the sale of art. An article appearing in Bloomberg on February 28, 2018 states,
Blockchain is a potentially revolutionary technology for all...
There has been some "big" news recently about how a few art galleries are now accepting bitcoin as payment for art pieces, such as the Dadiani Fine Art gallery in London and the Thierry B Fine Art gallery in Melbourne. An obvious shortcoming of this "big" news is ther...
ArtChain.info is an actual commercial application of the bitcoin blockchain being used for art authentication. There are other projects exploring the use of bitcoin to authenticate art, such as Ascribe and Verisart, but these applications are either still in the experi...
There are a number of offerings on the market today including Verisart, Ascribe and Tagsmart that claim to authenticate art pieces by issuing digital certificates of authenticity. This post attempts to explain the differences between these offerings as compared to Art...
