Trash artists involved with the movement since its inception talk about their roots, what inspires them, and what they're looking forward to. This crypto artists panel includes Second Realm, and Cryptoyun, Synoptic, WGMeets, Bruce the Goose, Bitjamin, and Kamisama.

A panel featuring transdimensional artist Max Osiris; the founder of Avastars, Jim “j1mmy” McNelis; and the god-father of trash art Robness Cumba. In this panel, we reflect on the last year of NFT art through the lens of trashart.

We had Julia Ponsford from NFT Showroom (HIVE); Nate Geier from Mintbase (NEAR Protocol); Vincente from GhostMarket (Phantasma chain); and Lee from WAX Blockchain talk about the challenges and benefits of creating new market places for digital collectibles.

Jay Delay and Sascha Bailey talk about the opportunities and challenges related to art curation broadly throughout the history of art and more specifically about curation as it impacts artists, collectors, and platforms in a decentralized ecosystem.

My guest today is Max Osiris and we talk about everything from growing up in Lithuania, to the pitfalls of success, and pushing the boundaries of crypto art.

My guest today is Collin Dyer and we talk about everything from the influence of his high school teacher on his art education, his experience writing patents for a law firm, and the mental models he uses to value digital art. 

My guest today is Crypto Yuna, and we talk about traveling the world in her youth, to being a mom during the pandemic, and her preference for K-dramas over crypto art drama.

In this quick-take episode, photographer and crypto artist Cyber Shakti talks about reframing her past experiences and building confidence in herself as an artist:

“Everything in my life has culminated to this….standup comedy taught me how to make people feel at ease, marketing taught me how to be professional, photography gave me aesthetics, glitch art gave me expression. So I think that everything I’ve done in my life is culminating so that I can be a crypto artist.”

My guest today is Darren Cullen, and we talk about everything from his path into graffiti, to a stint as a station conductor so that he can paint the train stations, to being endorsed by the British Government for his graffiti work.

Sascha Bailey is the CEO of Blockchain Art Exchange. He is also an artist representative and art curator. And even though he's in his 20's he has over 10 years of experience in the traditional fine art industry. In this quick-take episode, i asked him, "If an artist in the cryptoart space is looking to grow an audience, what do you recommend they do?"