Cybercriminals who hacked nonfungible token artist Beeple’s Twitter account stole $438,000 worth of cryptocurrency and NFTs from his followers Sunday, after impersonating the artist and claiming to ...

This week, the digital artist Mike Winkelmann aka Beeple joins co-host Ben Davis to discuss the digital art landscape and ...

“A hundred years ago, we decided you could turn over a toilet and call it art, but I draw pictures every day on the computer with the sole purpose of them being art and people say it’s not art. How ...

It's described as "four video screens (16k resolution), polished aluminum metal, mahogany wood frame, dual media servers and endless video." It was sold at Christie's auction house in 2021 for $29 ...

Videos of the event flooded social media with many users describing the robot dogs as "uncanny" and "creepy." An Instagram user wrote under Art Basel's post, "This is genius and terrifying at the same ...

‘“HUMAN ONE,” the follow-up to NFT artist Beeple’s record-breaking $69.3 million nonfungible token, sold for $28.9 million including hammer fees, shattering auction estimates for the artist’s first ...

When someone has traded on their image as a provocateur for as long as Madonna has, and seen so much success from being transgressive in their sexuality, it must be difficult to accept that they have ...

Mike “Beeple” Winkelmann made headlines last year with his record-breaking $69.3 million sale of NFT artwork at a Christie’s auction, and followed that up with a Time magazine cover and “The Tonight ...

The buyer of the Beeple non-fungible token for $69 million was a crypto investor who goes by the pseudonym of Metakovan. Metakovan’s real identity is not known, but the investor is the co-founder of ...

The artist known as Beeple launched the art world’s craze for nonfungible tokens by selling one of his digital collages at Christie’s for $69 million this spring. Now Beeple has something even more ...

A new art installation is catching people's attention in Miami for its canine composition. The installation, named "Regular Animals," features multiple public figures and celebrities as robotic dogs, ...