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Christie’s inaugural Art+Tech Summit brought together leading voices from the fine art, legal, financial, and blockchain sectors to discuss how blockchain technology could reshape the art market. From questions of authenticity and immutable title to institutional skepticism and opportunity, the event marked an important step toward industry-wide acceptance of blockchain as a tool for securing fine art provenance and ownership.

The Fine Art Ledger visits renowned media artist Refik Anadol in his Los Angeles studio to explore how data, neuroscience, and advanced algorithms converge in his immersive digital artworks. From Materializing Memories to large-scale public installations, Anadol’s work transforms brain data into mesmerizing visual experiences that redefine contemporary art.

https://www.thefineartledger.com/collector What is the blockchain, and why use it for Fine Art? The first part of this question is one we get very often. The answer to the second is obvious when the power of the blockchain is appreciated. The Challenge of Authenticity, Title, and Originality in Fine Art Ever since works of Fine Art have been recognized for the beauty and value they hold, verifying title, authenticity, and originality of the work of art, whether it be a uni

Welcome, indeed, to The Fine Art Ledger, the blockchain-powered ledger for Fine Art. A Distributed Ledger for Fine Art Collections We are building the distributed ledger for Fine Art, giving you the ability to track title and provenance of your Fine Art collection , and so much more. Blockchain Technology and the Future of the Fine Art Market Blockchain technology is truly a game-changer for the Fine Art Markets. It opens the door to a range of possibilities — including sec