Slow Food: Kenny Schachter reflects on blockchain art’s past, present and future
NFTs might never boom at quite the same pitch they once did. With his first NYC show in 25 years, Kenny Schachter sought to demonstrate how that’s a good thing.
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NFTs might never boom at quite the same pitch they once did. With his first NYC show in 25 years, Kenny Schachter sought to demonstrate how that’s a good thing.
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