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As partners of the NFT ART DAY ZRH we are particularly delighted to invite you to its second edition, a two-day conference with conversations about key issues in the markets and histories of digital art, taking place on the weekend of 10th and 11th of June, prior to Art Basel and as part of the Zurich Art Weekend.

On Saturday, June 10, the conference opens with educational sessions and workshops for professionals and newcomers alike, who will learn how to mint, buy and sell NFTs followed by the NFT ART DAY party at Trust Square - Paradeplatz.

The main conference will be held at Kunsthaus Zürich's new Chipperfield building, on Sunday, June 11, with an insightful program of talks and panel discussions that explore different topics related to the field of NFTs.

Themes include the current state of the NFT art market, insights on seminal artistic practices, the impact of accelerated technologies in the art world, the examination of the active collecting behaviour, artist talks, conversations.

NFT ART DAY ZRH brings together international thought leaders and experts, artists, curators and collectors, who are working at the intersection of art and technology. This year’s speakers include James Bridle, Brian Droitcour, Luba Elliott, Alex Estorick, Sabine Himmelsbach, IX Shells, Dr. Omar Kholeif, Mario Klingemann, Sandra Nedvetskaia, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Operator, Kenny Schachter, Anne Spalter, thefunnyguys (Le Random Collection), and Valerie Whitacre.

⚫ Secure your ticket and join us: nftartday.com
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🔹 "RFC0097" from 1972⁠
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Part of Gianfranco Chiavacci’s Genesis NFT drop, “RFC0097” NFT originating from the Italian artist’s 1970s “Cibachrome series”, a rich photographic body of work carefully curated by .⁠
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https://www.elementum.art/en/artists/gianfranco-chiavacci-900/

🗻 Argentiere Glacier 1-35 ⁠
Continuous Topography series 2016-2022⁠
by Dan Holdsworth
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Through Dan Holdsworth's use of digital mapping data, Holdsworth expands the photographic process to develop a new aesthetic language. His art explores the changing nature of human perception in relation to that of our evolving science and technologies, at the interface of the geological and the virtual.⁠
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Find out more about Dan Holdsworth via the 🔗 below
https://www.elementum.art/en/artists/dan-holdsworth-745/

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