Fakewhale Newsletter Issue #11

Tomorrow Fakewhale's ART MARKET debuts on Foundation

July 16, 2024

Hello,

Welcome to issue #11 of the Fakewhale Newsletter!

Initially debuted on objkt.com as one of Fakewhale Gallery's signature formats, the ART MARKET will expand to ETH tomorrow, July 17th, at 4pm CEST with a major launch on Foundation — featuring a lineup of over 40 exceptional artists.

ART MARKET x FOUNDATION

ART MARKET x FOUNDATION July 2024 lineup

This release on Foundation extends beyond a mere market expansion; it is emblematic of Fakewhale’s ongoing dedication to empowering art through digital culture. Over the years, Fakewhale’s initiatives have consistently focused on supporting an ecosystem that transcends traditional art boundaries and encourages a new understanding of art in the digital realm. Fakewhale is cultivating a space where digital art is not only appreciated and collected but also critically discussed and actively engaged with.

Learn more about the release and its dynamics in our latest publication ⬇️

Fakewhale’s ART MARKET Debuts on Foundation

On July 17th Fakewhale will be expanding the ART MARKET format on ETH with a major launch on Foundation with over 40 artists

log.fakewhale.xyz/fakewhales-art-market-debuts-on-foundation

And get a sneak peek at the artworks already populating our gallery on Foundation ahead of tomorrow’s release ⬇️

ART MARKET | Foundation

The start of something new

foundation.app/gallery/art-market

Last week saw the release of p1xelfool’s “uncertain index” — the first long-form generative art release on objktcom — close with a tremendous result: 521 editions minted!

And this is just the very beginning, we can’t wait to unveil the next phases that we are building together with objkt.com.

In case you missed it, learn more about the release here ⬇️

Uncertain Index by P1xelfool: Objkt’s First Native Generative Art Release

“uncertain index” marks objkt's very first native generative art release through the debut of their generative art engine

log.fakewhale.xyz/uncertain-index-by-p1xelfool-objkts-first-native-generative-art-release

FW INSIGHTS

Time passes. “Memory fades, memory adjusts, memory conforms to what we think we remember,” wrote Joan Didion. This reflection perfectly encapsulates the essence of the exhibition at Kunsthalle Winterthur, Script-Memory, where the artworks delve into the dynamics of memory, control, and human connection.

CONTEMPORARY BLOG

That wraps this week’s issue of the Fakewhale Newsletter, be sure to check in for the next one for more insights into the Fakewhale ecosystem.