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New digital art investment platform Artcels is launching its second share-based art portfolio.
The Millennials collection includes works from world-renowned contemporary artists such as Banksy, Nina Chanel Abney, Jonas Wood, Josh Sperling and Yoshimoto Nara.
In keeping with the modern theme, the artworks will be available to investors as equity in the form of non-fungible tokens (NFTs). The acronym has become ubiquitous in the art world as investors look to make money from the latest technological trend. An NFT is a one-of-a-kind digital asset that gets stamped with a distinctive code and uploaded to the block-chain virtual ledger. Girl with a Balloon and Grin Reaper, both by Banksy, at the Millennials exhibition at the Hofa gallery in London. The pieces are the two most most expensive works in the portfolio valued at $1,068,500. Courtesy ARTCELS
ARTCELS Launches New Art Portfolio Millennials With Banksy NFTs
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LONDON, March 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Digital art investments platform
ARTCELS today announces the launch of their new blue-chip art portfolio Millennials on 22 April 2021. Available to investors as
share-based ownership using non-fungible tokens (NFTs), it is backed by its own revolutionary
Swiss-based cryptocurrency -
ARTEM. The portfolio of artworks will also be exhibited in a specially curated show at HOFA Gallery for both investors and the public to enjoy.
The new portfolio features ultra-contemporary blue-chip artworks by coveted artists such as
Banksy, Nina Chanel Abney, Jonas Wood, Josh Sperling, Yoshimoto Nara, and others. These artists have seen their works appreciate in value and demand-driven largely by the patronage of the millennial collectors who are boldly shaping the frontiers of the art market despite the economic downturn brou