The artist has a dystopian vision of the end of physical media.

Cybercriminals who hacked nonfungible token artist Beeple’s Twitter account stole $438,000 worth of cryptocurrency and NFTs from his followers Sunday, after impersonating the artist and claiming to ...

A phishing scam targeting the Twitter account of the popular digital artist Beeple made off with over $400,000 in cryptocurrency and NFTs yesterday. According to on-chain analysis of the scam, hackers ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "Beeple: Everydays, the first 5000 days," by Mike Winkelmann. Remember the digital artwork with a non-fungible token (NFT) that ...

“A hundred years ago, we decided you could turn over a toilet and call it art, but I draw pictures every day on the computer with the sole purpose of them being art and people say it’s not art. How ...

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Digital artist Beeple is "a rich man" after his non-fungible token sold for nearly $70 million at auction, Noah Davis, a postwar and contemporary art specialist at Christie's, told CNBC on Thursday.

Mike Winkelmann’s life changed on March 11, 2021, and so did the trajectories of the art and the blockchain communities. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles ...

The artist known as Beeple launched the art world’s craze for nonfungible tokens by selling one of his digital collages at Christie’s for $69 million this spring. Now Beeple has something even more ...

Beeple, the upstart digital artist who launched the global craze for nonfungible tokens, or NFTs, among art’s most powerful brokers a year ago, will make his museum debut later this month—the ultimate ...