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MOU between playNomm and Superchief for a collaboration in South Korea

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Seoul, Korea, December 07, 2022 – (SEAPRWire) – NFT marketplace 2.0 playNomm and Superchief Gallery NFT signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to hold a collaboration project in South Korea. Source: Superchief gallery The NFT marketplace 2.0 playNomm, the first platform of LeisureMetaverse project, is based on its self-developed LeisureMetaverse blockchain mainnet. Unlike other open NFT marketplaces, NFTs on playNomm not only has its artistic value but also its unique decentralized tokenomics based on an Act To Earn(A2E) model. This is why playNomm is the new game changer NFT marketplace 2.0. On October 3rd, playNomm had an early-bird sale of its first NFT project, BPS (Block People Soul), which was sold out in 2 minutes. Superchief Gallery is an independent artist-run gallery founded in 2012 by Edward Zipco & Bill Dunleavy in Brooklyn, NY. Superchief has a history of supporting underground artists from disparate scenes & collectives, enabling them to participate on the global stage. In 2016, Superchief opened their first digital art gallery focused entirely on digital-native artists. This was done to establish digital artwork as a legitimate voice in the art scene and ...

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3D-printed cube among Singapore’s contributions to art gallery heading to the moon

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SINGAPORE - An intricately designed 3D-printed cube, which represents the melding together of art and science, is one of the Republic's contributions to an exhibit that mankind will be sending to the moon. The cube, named Structure & Reflectance, is smaller than a standard dice - measuring 0.98 cm on each side - with four of its faces each depicting a unique series of patterns. The art piece is among a hundred artworks selected by the Moon Gallery Foundation, based in The Netherlands, as the first permanent extraterrestrial art gallery, which is set to land on the moon by 2025. The art gallery, which comes in the form of a 10cm-by-10cm tray that is 1cm deep, will be on board a test flight to the International Space Station - the final frontier of the human habitat in space - via the NG-17 rocket as part of a Northrop Grumman Cygnus resupply mission in February 2022. On its return flight, the Moon Gallery will become a part of the NanoLab technical payload, a module for space research experiments. The 3D-printed cube was a collaboration between local artist and designer Lakshmi Mohanbabu and Assistant Professor Matteo Seita from the Nanyang Technological University’s School of Mecha...