Jerry Garcia Family to release NFT collection of artworks created by the music legend Junglescape (1992) was created using an early MacPaint program.
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.- The Jerry Garcia Family announced today an exclusive three-part NFT collection in partnership with YellowHeart, the NFT marketplace for music, ticketing and community tokens which accepts both crypto and credit card payments. The NFT collection is centered around a mesmerizing digital artwork series entitled An Odd Little Place: The Digital Works of Jerry Garcia (1992-1995) featuring 20 digital artwork pieces from the music legend and visual artist. YellowHeart is also partnering with the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame for an exclusive preview event on August 5th that will also be attended by Garcia Family members. The event will preview a new exhibition featuring Garcias digital artwork that opens to the public on August 6th. Preview the NFT collection here.
The Jerry Garcia Family In Partnership With YellowHeart To Release Limited Edition NFT Collection Of Digital Artwork Created By Music Legend Jerry Garcia
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