Seminal photographers are now entering the blockchain ⚠️📸
’s Holly Hay, curator Fernando Gallegos and a myriad of collectors who are scoping out new grounds for art-buying in the digital ether.
“We believe the digital art market is just getting started,” say the founders of Fellowship. “We looked around and didn’t see a space that showed up for artists, so we built it. Fellowship is creating new opportunities and best practices for photographers at every stage in their career to create, exhibit and reach new audiences via the virtual realm. We’re pushing photography forward by offering an extension of the artist’s presentation model beyond prints.
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