Golden Finance reported that digital artist Refik Anadol's NFT sales have exceeded $30 million. Previously, in October, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York acquired his work "Unsupervised - Machine Hallucinations", which is not only the museum's first "living artwork", but also the first work to integrate NFT and AI elements into the collection. One of his most recent projects is "Winds of Yawanawa," which consists of 1,000 AI-generated artworks produced in collaboration with artists from the Yawanawa tribe of the Amazon. Secondary market sales now exceed $10 million.

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York recently acquired two tokenized artworks, Refik Anadol's Unsupervised-Machine Hallucinations (2022) and Ian Cheng's "3FACE" work last year, marking the first time MoMA has added artificial intelligence (AI) and NFTs to its collection, according to Golden Finance.

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York has announced an innovative art initiative to spark discussion about artificial intelligence, creativity, and the potential of art and technology to reshape the world, including a series of new collection exhibitions and artist collaborations. MoMA has a long history of supporting artists who expand their visual vocabulary through emerging technologies, enhance creative exploration, and help us understand and respond to change in the world. As part of the program, MoMA announced a major acquisition, backed by Outland Art. The acquisition is Ian Cheng's most ambitious experimental artwork to date, exploring blockchain technology and the decentralization of data. Ian Cheng's "3FACE" is an adaptive artwork rooted in the artist's interest in the human capacity to adapt to change. "3FACE" analyzes data on the online behavior of Web3 users to develop and update the visual content, composition, and metadata of the work. This program will provide new perspectives on exploring the intersection of art, technology and creativity.

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York has announced an innovative art initiative to spark discussion about artificial intelligence, creativity, and the potential of art and technology to reshape the world. The program includes a series of new collection exhibitions and artist collaborations to advance the discussion of this topic. MoMA has a long history of supporting artists who expand their visual vocabulary through emerging technologies, enhance creative exploration, and help us understand and respond to change in the world.

According to news on October 4, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York announced the launch of Web3 postcards. These digital postcards are designed by 15 artists and are all cast on the blockchain. Each postcard has 15 blank stamps for users and joint creation. Designed and signed by the author. The Museum of Modern Art in New York stated that it hopes to use this approachable and creative way to give more people the opportunity to try NFT and blockchain technology, and to inspire connections and conversations in the digital art world.