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Works from the I'm Still Alive series by Maisara Baroud

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Osinachi consistently challenges social, political, religious, and sexual norms. Drive-by Shooting disrupts the trope of racialized gang violence with intimacy and an act of love. Reframing tragedy as romance, this work grants us space to ask many important questions.

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Gm! A Cryptoart Manifesto by @mpeyfuss Focused on decentralization, freedom from intermediaries, creativity over credentials, uplifting over extraction, embracing the weird, and remixing the traditional. Read & add your name to the manifesto: https://t.co/0CzLEBlaED

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Gm. Today we honor Alotta Money, the patron saint of cryptoart and a self-proclaimed NFT machine who passed away 3 years ago. He left behind an abundance of work for us to enjoy, including many sublime self-portraits. Let's explore some of these works! 🧵👇🏽

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gm cryptoart lovers! The False Promise by @jivinci This work critiques the lack of transparency around sales by web2 auction houses & the impact on creator royalties. In 2019, Jivinci and Alotta Money created Saint Nakamoto, which set a record for the highest sale of a work of cryptoart at the time. @niftytime.eth was the first owner of the work, acquiring it for 11 eth. The work was later re-sold to Starry Night Capital for 270 eth. Starry Night collapsed during the bear market. When its holdings were liquidated, Sotheby's took custody of the digital assets. Sotheby's sold Saint Nakamoto last December for an undisclosed amount. To this date, royalties have yet to be paid to the artists. The False Promise offers a stark critique of the failure of web2 auction houses to uphold their social contract with creators.

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gm! The degens have spoken: Tokenized memes are the new grails! Here are Alotta Money's finest 🧵👇🏽

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