What’s the Future of Art in the Metaverse? Two Crypto-Art Experts Lay Out Their Visions

By cineramaMarch 18, 2022Metaverse

WMD Studio, Infinite Falling (2021). Courtesy of APENFT foundation and the artist. Whether you’ve just heard of the metaverse or you’ve already built an enviable NFT collection, the question […]

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What’s the Future of Art in the Metaverse? Two Crypto-Art Experts Lay Out Their Visions

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