NFT Showroom Fun
Coeds 2019. Oil on canvas, 72 x 54"
I tokenized a few more artworks at NFT Showroom. One was a gif, not at all arty, but indicative of this artist’s state of mind more often than not. I offer 50 of these because I think other artists will relate:)
I really like the platform and appreciate the work that went (goes) into it. It’s professional, attractive, easy to work with. If I was a bit richer, smarter and freer with time, I’d organize quite a veritable catalogue raisonné, and hope for some bites. For instance, the Coeds painting NFT is one of 40 I did for a project and exhibition about Roy Lichenstein in Oswego from 1957 to 1960. I set out to imagine how a non-famous teacher made ends meet before fame and fortune. Here is a post of a painting and essay from the book I published for the project. I would include them all and get my assistant to upload the other 3,000 scattered works.
Yes, in my dreams...
Hope you can get over to the NFT Showroom and help move some art for us wayward artists.
Ennui 2024. Acrylic on cardboard, 16 x 16"
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