Centre Pompidou NFT Exhibition Spotlights CryptoPunks and Extra

The Centre Pompidou, the most important trendy artwork museum in Europe, is all set to exhibit NFTs, together with a CryptoPunk and an Autoglyph. The museum, which homes France’s National Museum of Modern Art, will showcase NFTs from 16 digital artists from throughout the globe. Primarily, the upcoming exhibition will discover the connection between artwork and the blockchain.

Here’s all it’s worthwhile to learn about Centre Pompidou’s NFT exhibition:

About the NFT exhibition by Centre Pompidou

This Spring, the Centre Pompidou will showcase an NFT exhibition that includes 18 initiatives. Works of artists resembling Jonas Lund, Rafael Rozendaal, and Jill Magid are additionally a part of the NFT exhibition. To make sure, this can be a vital milestone for the Web3 business. This is the primary time that the enduring museum is accepting NFTs in its assortment. The museum is legendary for showcasing works of legendary artists resembling Frida Kahlo, Vassily Kandinsky, and Henri Matisse. 

Notably, the Centre Pompidou will showcase CryptoPunk #110 and Autoglyph #25 through the exhibition. Yuga Labs, which owns CryptoPunks, donated the NFT as a part of its Punks Legacy Project. Meanwhile, Larva Labs, the creators of Autoglyphs, donated the piece to the museum. 

“Partnering with Centre Pompidou, one of the most iconic contemporary art museums in the world, signifies that CryptoPunks are rightfully being recognized as an important art movement by the industry,” Yuga Labs stated in a assertion. 

Meanwhile, Centre Pompidou added: 

“With this new acquisition, it is less a question of taking an interest in the pop cultural phenomenon of ‘collectibles’ (these collections of images sold as NFTs, such as the Bored Apes or the CryptoPunks), than of exploring the boldest uses of this technology.”