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A picture of a cartoon rock or EtherRock&nbsp;as it is popularly called in the crypto&nbsp;world sold for a record 400 ether on Monday which translates to $1.3 million. This the latest in the NFT&nbsp;or non fungible token fad that has taken over the crypto&nbsp;collectible world.So, what is EtherRock?&nbsp; A&nbsp;crypto collectible made it's debut in 2017, it is a JPEG of a cartoon rock,&nbsp;built and sold on the ethereum blockchain. It derives it value as there are&nbsp;only 100 out there.&nbsp;The demand for crypto&nbsp;collectibles and NFTs&nbsp;has been soaring.&nbsp;The non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace OpenSea has surpassed $1 billion in monthly trading volume, according to data compiled by The Block.&nbsp;

Crypto Craze: Picture of a rock sells for $1,300,000, meet the millionaire NFT EtherRock

Crypto&nbsp;Corner: Would you pay $1,300,000 for a picture of a rock? EtherRock sells for a million dollars as the NFT&nbsp;craze continues

Crypto Corner: NFT craze continues

The transaction marks the latest sale of&nbsp;EtherRock, a brand of crypto collectible that&rsquo;s been around since 2017&nbsp;

A picture of a cartoon rock or EtherRock&nbsp;as it is popularly called in the crypto&nbsp;world sold for a record 400 ether on Monday which translates to $1.3 million. This the latest in the NFT&nbsp;or non fungible token fad that has taken over the crypto&nbsp;collectible world. So, what is EtherRock? A&nbsp;crypto collectible made it's debut in 2017, it is a JPEG of a cartoon rock,&nbsp;built and sold on the ethereum blockchain. It derives it value as there are&nbsp;only 100 out there.&nbsp; The demand for crypto&nbsp;collectibles and NFTs&nbsp;has been soaring.&nbsp;The non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace OpenSea has surpassed $1 billion in monthly trading volume, according to data compiled by The Block.&nbsp;

France's Louvre museum and Italy's Uffizi are suing adult entertainment website Pornhub for illegally using classical masterpieces from the museum. 

Louvre museum & Uffizi suing adult site Pornhub for turning paintings into porn

France's Louvre&nbsp;museum and Italy's Uffizi&nbsp;are suing adult entertainment website Pornhub for illegally using classical masterpieces from the museum.

Louvre Lawsuit: Major museums are suing Pornhub for turning paintings into porn

Pornhub faces legal action from Uffizi&nbsp;&amp; Louvre&nbsp;museum over new project
PH's new interactive platform features porn actors recreating classic artworks
Museums call it a rights infringement as PH has no authorisation to use the art
Permissions help regulate the use and sets the relative fee: museum rep
PH ambassador asks people to 'skip boring paintings' in Instagram post&nbsp;

France's Louvre&nbsp;museum and Italy's Uffizi&nbsp;are suing adult entertainment website Pornhub for illegally using classical masterpieces from the museum.&nbsp;

Adult entertainment site Pornhub is facing legal action from the&nbsp;Louvre Museum in France and the Uffizi Gallery in Italy over&nbsp;its&nbsp;new art-themed&nbsp;adult entertainment&nbsp;app&nbsp;and website.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Called &lsquo;Show Me the Nudes,&rsquo; the interactive platform reportedly features adult actors recreating&nbsp;classical works of art&nbsp;and using the masterpieces as jumping points for sexually explicit content.&nbsp;
The museums claim that this is a rights infringement&nbsp;as the adult site has no authorisation or permission to&nbsp;use&nbsp;the art.&nbsp;&lsquo;It is necessary to have the permission, which regulates the methods and sets the relative fee to be paid,&rsquo; a representative from Italy&rsquo;s Uffizi told the press.
Meanwhile,&nbsp;Asa&nbsp;Akira&nbsp;who is&nbsp;Pornhub's&nbsp;ambassador for the project asked people to&nbsp;'skip all of the boring paintings like The Mona Lisa and go straight to the pervy stuff' in an Instagram&nbsp;post promoting the 'Classic Nudes' project.&nbsp;

You no longer have to worry about visiting Paris's Louvre&nbsp;museum.
The entire heritage collection of the iconic museum is now available to view online for free for the first time ever!
People can view over&nbsp;480,000 works of art, jewellery, textiles, sculptures and more, belonging to the Louvre&nbsp;museum on their website.
Users also get to virtually visit the museum, room by room.&nbsp;
The museum continues to be closed to visitors owing to the Covid-19 pandemic. It is also undergoing renovation.&nbsp;

You can now view the entire art collection of the Louvre online for free! 

For the first time ever, the entire heritage collection of the iconic Louvre&nbsp;museum in Paris is now online and you don't have to shell a penny to see all the masterpieces.&nbsp;
480,000 works of art, jewellery, textiles, sculptures and more, have been put&nbsp;on the website.
Users also get to virtually visit the museum, room by room.&nbsp;
The museum continues to be closed to visitors owing to the Covid-19 pandemic. It is also undergoing renovation.&nbsp;

Exploring the painful impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, Argentine sculptor&nbsp;Marcelo Toledo is creating artwork out of waste masks and syringes collected by hospitals and laboratories.
His new exhibitions titled&nbsp;&ldquo;Museum of the After&rdquo; also features newspaper clippings about the pandemic, medical parts, old vaccines and more.
The artwork goes on display this September at a public space in downtown Buenos Aires. 
The aim of the artist is to transform pain into beauty.
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This Argentine sculptor is transforming pandemic waste into beautiful art 

Exploring the painful impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, Argentine sculptor&nbsp;Marcelo Toledo is creating artwork out of waste masks and syringes collected by hospitals and laboratories.
His new exhibitions titled&nbsp;&ldquo;Museum of the After&rdquo; also features newspaper clippings about the pandemic, medical parts, old vaccines and more.
The artwork goes on display this September at a public space in downtown Buenos Aires.
The aim of the artist is to transform pain into beauty.
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Exploring the painful impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, Argentine sculptor&nbsp;Marcelo Toledo is creating artwork out of waste masks and syringes collected from hospitals and laboratories.
His new exhibitions titled&nbsp;&ldquo;Museum of the After&rdquo; also features newspaper clippings about the pandemic, medical parts, old vaccines and more.
The artwork goes on display this September at a public space in downtown Buenos Aires.
The aim of the artist is to transform pain into beauty.
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Ever since Elon&nbsp;Musk mentioned NFTs, they have taken over the world, and the art industry seems to be leading the way.&nbsp;
Now, a single red pixel is being sold by artist 'Unhomed'&nbsp;as part of three digital artworks on NFT marketplace OpenSea&nbsp;has taken the Internet by storm.
Priced at&nbsp;more than $800,000 each, all three of these digital artworks involve 1x1px in three colors; green, blue, and red, named Digital Primary G, B, and R.
While none of the three artworks have offers yet, the views for all three listings have blown up after Tech&nbsp;YouTuber Marques Brownlee shared a photo of the listing on Twitter.

A single red pixel is selling as an NFT for over ₹6.5 crore

A single red pixel is selling as an NFT for over ₹6.5 crore, netizens are asking how much is it really worth?

Ever since Elon&nbsp;Musk mentioned NFTs, they have taken over the world, and the art industry seems to be leading the way.&nbsp;
Now, a single red pixel is being sold by artist 'Unhomed'&nbsp;as part of three digital artworks on NFT marketplace OpenSea&nbsp;has taken the Internet by storm.
Priced at&nbsp;more than $800,000 each, all three of these digital artworks involve 1x1px in three colors; green, blue, and red, named Digital Primary G, B, and R.
While none of the three artworks have offers yet, the views for all three listings have blown up after Tech&nbsp;YouTuber Marques Brownlee shared a photo of the listing on Twitter.

Anonymous Indian graffiti artist, Daku's latest work sheds light on the water crisis in Chennai and the rest of India.&nbsp;The artist mainly uses shadow-play in his murals, and his latest piece in Chennai shows people lining up to fill up their buckets.
On June 19, 2019, officials in Chennai&nbsp;had declared 'Day Zero', indicating that water in the city had depleted. Sending a message through his art, Daku&nbsp;in an Instagram&nbsp;post wrote,&nbsp;Chennai has a long history of water crisis, the city was not meant to be the kind of metropolis it is now.
The mural is located in Kannagi Nagar and has been done for St+Art India Foundation.

Anonymous graffiti artist Daku's latest mural depicts the Chennai water crisis

Anonymous Indian graffiti artist, Daku's latest mural sheds light on the water crisis in Chennai&nbsp;

Anonymous Indian graffiti artist, Daku's latest work sheds light on the water crisis in Chennai and the rest of India.&nbsp;The artist mainly uses shadow-play in his murals, and his latest piece in Chennai shows people lining up to fill up their buckets.
On June 19, 2019, officials in Chennai&nbsp;had declared 'Day Zero', indicating that water in the city had depleted. Sending a message through his art, Daku&nbsp;in an Instagram&nbsp;post wrote,&nbsp;Chennai has a long history of water crisis, the city was not meant to be the kind of metropolis it is now.
The mural is located in Kannagi Nagar and has been done for St+Art India Foundation. (Start India)

Anonymous Indian graffiti artist, Daku's latest work sheds light on the water crisis in Chennai and the rest of India.&nbsp;The artist mainly uses shadow-play in his murals, and his latest piece in Chennai shows people lining up to fill up their buckets.
On June 19, 2019, officials in Chennai&nbsp;had declared 'Day Zero', indicating that water in the city had depleted. Sending a message through his art, Daku&nbsp;in an Instagram&nbsp;post wrote,&nbsp;Chennai has a long history of water crisis, the city was not meant to be the kind of metropolis it is now.
The mural is located in Kannagi Nagar and has been done for St+Art India Foundation.

'The Journey of Humanity', which is believed to be the largest painting in the world, made by&nbsp;British artist Sacha Jafri, was sold for&nbsp;$62 million at an auction in Dubai.
The painting is split into 70 framed sections spanning approximately&nbsp;17,176 sq ft. To put that into perspective, the painting is as big as four basketball courts put together.
All 70 segments were bought by&nbsp;Andre Abdoune, a French national residing in Dubai. Originally, the painting was was meant to be sold in segments.
The money will be used to help charities supporting children across the globe.&nbsp;

World's largest painting sells for $62 million at an auction in Dubai

'The Journey of Humanity', which is believed to be the largest painting in the world by&nbsp;British artist Sacha Jafri, was just sold for&nbsp;$62 million at an auction in Dubai.
The painting is split into 70 framed sections spanning approximately&nbsp;17,176 sq ft. To put that into perspective, the painting is as big as four basketball courts put together.
All 70 segments were bought by&nbsp;Andre Abdoune, a French national residing in Dubai. Originally, the painting was was meant to be sold in segments.
The money will be used to help charities supporting children across the globe.&nbsp;

'The Journey of Humanity', which is believed to be the largest painting in the world, made by&nbsp;British artist Sacha Jafri, was sold for&nbsp;$62 million at an auction in Dubai.
The painting is split into 70 framed sections spanning approximately&nbsp;17,176 sq ft. To put that into perspective, the painting is as big as four basketball courts put together.
All 70 segments were bought by&nbsp;Andre Abdoune, a French national residing in Dubai. Originally, the painting was was meant to be sold in segments.
The money will be used to help charities supporting children across the globe.&nbsp;

A nail artist is making waves on the Internet for her 'eccentric' choice of nail art- onions!
In an Instagram video, 'ILYSM Nails' used a stalk of spring onions to decorate her nails.
With some adhesive, she can be seen adding the stalk on her cuticles and finishing the look with tiny leaves on top of the nail.
It appears as if the onion is growing out of her nail. The nail art garnered a host of mixed reactions on the Internet.

Woman's 'onion nail art' triggers a host of reactions online

Would you try this eccentric onion nail art?

A nail artist is making waves on the Internet for her 'eccentric' choice of nail art- onions!
In an Instagram video, 'ILYSM Nails' used a stalk of spring onions to decorate her nails.
With some adhesive, she can be seen adding the stalk on her cuticles and finishing the look with tiny leaves on top of the nail.
It appears as if the onion is growing out of her nail. The nail art garnered a host of mixed reactions on the Internet.

A new children's book, called 'Prince with a Paintbrush: The Story of Raja Ravi Varma' will narrate the story of the celebrated Indian artist.
Written by author and poet Shobha Tharoor Srinivasan, the book is set to hit bookstores in April.&nbsp;
The book aims to tell young readers about how Raja&nbsp;Ravi&nbsp;Varma&nbsp;forayed into the world of art and came to be known as the 'father of modern Indian art'.
Varma also established India's first lithographic press, a step credited with making art affordable for masses.

New children's book will narrate the story of Indian artist Raja Ravi Varma

A new children's book will narrate the story of celebrated Indian artist Raja&nbsp;Ravi&nbsp;Varma, click to watch more

A new children's book, called 'Prince with a Paintbrush: The Story of Raja Ravi Varma' will narrate the story of the celebrated Indian artist.
Written by author and poet Shobha Tharoor Srinivasan, the book is set to hit bookstores in April.&nbsp;
The book aims to tell young readers about how Raja&nbsp;Ravi&nbsp;Varma&nbsp;forayed into the world of art and came to be known as the 'father of modern Indian art'.
Varma also established India's first lithographic press, a step credited with making art affordable for masses.

American artist Beeple became the first to sell a purely digital piece of artwork at auction, fetching more than $69.3 million or 500 crores. Titled "Everydays - The First 5000 Days", a stunning collage of artwork he created every day for the past 13 years. The sale also made&nbsp;Beeple, whose name is Mike Winkelmann, one of the top three most valuable living artists, auction house Christie&rsquo;s announced. The sale has been called a &ldquo;watershed moment in the development of digital art&rdquo; by the auction house. Bidding started at $100 in the online auction, which ran from February 25 until Thursday.

Wow! American artist's digital art sold for ₹500 crore at auction

Guess how much a digital artwork was sold for at a Christie's auction? The figure will blow your mind!

OMG! American artist's digital art sold for ₹500 crore at auction

American artist Beeple became the first to sell a purely digital piece of artwork at auction, fetching more than $69.3 million or 500 crores. Titled "Everydays - The First 5000 Days", a stunning collage of artwork he created every day for the past 13 years. The sale also made&nbsp;Beeple, whose name is Mike Winkelmann, one of the top three most valuable living artists, auction house Christie&rsquo;s announced. The sale has been called a &ldquo;watershed moment in the development of digital art&rdquo; by the auction house. Bidding started at $100 in the online auction, which ran from February 25 until Thursday.

Dutch artist Daan Roosegaarde has created an installation called the 'Urban Sun' that seeks to reduce the amount of coronavirus in the air in public spaces. The structure makes use of ultraviolet light to reduce the risk of transmission, though the artist clarifies that it is no replacement to government rules or the vaccine. Based on the science that UV light in 222 wavelengths is safe. In the structure, an artificial sun is suspended above open areas with a UVC lamp under it, that seems to create a halo to disinfect everything within its reach, according to Studio Roosegaarde. The artist hopes his design will be installed in more public spaces so social interaction can become safe again.

Dutch artist's 'Urban Sun' installation hopes to make public spaces safe again amid Covid-19

Daan Roosegaarde has created an installation called the 'Urban Sun' that seeks to reduce the amount of coronavirus in the air&nbsp;

Dutch artist Daan Roosegaarde has created an installation called the 'Urban Sun' that seeks to reduce the amount of coronavirus in the air in public spaces. The structure makes use of ultraviolet light to reduce the risk of transmission, though the artist clarifies that it is no replacement to government rules or the vaccine. In the structure, an artificial sun is suspended above open areas with a UVC lamp under it, that seems to create a halo to disinfect everything within its reach, according to Studio Roosegaarde. The artist hopes his design will be installed in more public spaces so social interaction can become safe again.

A 'long-forgotten' portrait by Amrita Sher-Gil, which was rediscovered recently is going under the hammer at a Christie's auction in New York and it could fetch up to $2.8 million.&nbsp;Titled 'Portrait of Denyse', the oil painting made nearly nine decades ago features Sher-Gil's friend and art critic Denyse Proutaux.&nbsp;The portrait had been in private collections since it was created, according to Christie's.

Rediscovered portrait by Amrita Sher-Gil created 9 decades ago, to be auctioned

A portrait by Amrita Sher-Gil, which was rediscovered recently could fetch up to $2.8 million at a Christie's auction

A 'long-forgotten' portrait by Amrita Sher-Gil, which was rediscovered recently is going under the hammer at a Christie's auction in New York and it could fetch up to $2.8 million.&nbsp;Titled 'Portrait of Denyse', the oil painting made nearly nine decades ago features Sher-Gil's friend and art critic Denyse Proutaux.&nbsp;The portrait had been in private collections since it was created, according to Christie's.

Vincent van Gogh's Paris artwork, from 1887, is all set to go on public display for the first time since it was painted.
'Sc&egrave;ne de rue &agrave; Montmartre' is a part of a French family's private collection and was painted during the Dutch artist's 2 year period when he shared an apartment with his brother in Paris.
The painting will now go under the hammer at Sotheby's in Paris in March, and is expected to fetch between &euro;5-8million.
Before this, the masterpiece will be exhibited in London, Paris and Amsterdam.&nbsp;

Van Gogh's 1887 Paris street painting to go on public display for the first time

Vincent van Gogh's&nbsp;iconic artwork, 'Sc&egrave;ne de rue &agrave; Montmartre' will&nbsp;soon be displayed to the public for the first time&nbsp;

Vincent van Gogh's Paris artwork, from 1887, is all set to go on public display for the first time since it was painted.
'Sc&egrave;ne de rue &agrave; Montmartre' is a part of a French family's private collection and was painted during the Dutch artist's 2 year period when he shared an apartment with his brother in Paris.
The painting will now go under the hammer at Sotheby's in Paris in March, and is expected to fetch between &euro;5-8million.
Before this, the masterpiece will be exhibited in London, Paris and Amsterdam.&nbsp;

Vincent van Gogh's Paris artwork, from 1887, is all set to go on public display for the first time since it was painted.
'Sc&egrave;ne de rue &agrave; Montmartre' is a part of a French family's private collection and was painted during the Dutch artist's 2 year period when he shared an apartment with his brother in Paris.
The painting will now go under the hammer at Sotheby's in Paris in March and is expected to fetch between &euro;5-8million.
Before this, the masterpiece will be exhibited in London, Paris, and Amsterdam.&nbsp;

Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik inaugurated the 15th edition of the Toshali National Crafts Mela in Bhubaneswar. With all Covid-19 protocols in place, a total of 250 stalls showcasing handlooms and handicrafts from across the country have been set up. Of these, 80 stalls are from other states while 170 showcase the rich crafts and textiles of Odisha. The fair, which is open to the public from 2 pm to 9 pm, will conclude on the 4th of February.

Toshali National Crafts Mela inaugurated in Bhubaneswar

15th edition of the Toshali National Crafts Mela&nbsp;kickstarted in Bhubaneswar&nbsp;on Thursday

Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik inaugurated the 15th edition of the Toshali National Crafts Mela in Bhubaneswar. With all Covid-19 protocols in place, a total of 250 stalls showcasing handlooms and handicrafts from across the country have been set up. Of these, 80 stalls are from other states while 170 showcase the rich crafts and textiles of Odisha. The fair, which is open to the public from 2 pm to 9 pm, will conclude on the 4th of February.

Police has recovered a stolen 500-year-old copy of Salvator Mundi by Leonardo da Vinci in a Naples flat.
The painting has now been returned to the Museum of San Domenico Maggiore in Naples, unaware that it had gone missing.&nbsp; The owner of the apartment who stole it has been arrested.
The copy of the painting showcases Jesus Christ with a crystal orb in one hand, while the other hand raised in blessing.
The copy, it is believed, has been made by Giacomo Alibrandi and dates back to the 1500s. An investigation is underway to ascertain how it was stolen.

Stolen copy of Leonardo da Vinci's 'Salvator Mundi' recovered

Police has recovered a stolen 500-year-old copy of Salvator Mundi by Leonardo da Vinci in a Naples flat.
The painting has now been returned to the Museum of San Domenico Maggiore in Naples.&nbsp; The owner of the apartment who stole it has been arrested.
The copy of the painting showcases Jesus Christ with a crystal orb in one hand, while the other hand is raised in blessing.
The copy, it is believed, has been made by Giacomo Alibrandi and dates back to the 1500s. An investigation is underway to ascertain how it was stolen.

The Covid-19 pandemic has altered the world of art, which has embraced virtual reality to reach a wider audience. In Denmark for instance, the National Gallery is showcasing 40,000 works virtually which has led to a boost in online visitors by 280%. Internally known modern artist Thyra Hilden's exhibition 'Symmetry' just went viral in China! The exhibition is inspired by coronavirus and is showcased on her website. ArtLand.com which showcases pieces from galleries around the world, has seen a 350% increase in visitors, according to an AP report. Auction house Sotheby's too, reported record sales of art amid the pandemic, thanks to technology.

Covid-19 impact: a boom in art interest thanks to virtual viewings

An interest in art has garnered steam amid the pandemic, thanks to the possibility of virtual exhibitions and galleries.

During Covid-19&nbsp;the world of art has embraced virtual reality to reach a wider audience. In Denmark for instance, the National Gallery is showcasing 40,000 works virtually, boosting online visitors by 280%. Modern artist Thyra Hilden's exhibition 'Symmetry' went viral in China! The coronavirus inspired exhibition was&nbsp;showcased on her website. ArtLand.com which showcases pieces from galleries around the world, has seen a 350% increase in visitors, according to an AP report. Auction house Sotheby's too, reported record sales of art amid the pandemic, thanks to technology.

An art exhibition, titled 'The World Will Go On' is bringing together masterpieces by renowned artists like S.H.&nbsp;Raza, M.F.&nbsp;Husain, Krishen Khanna and Nandalal Bose among a host of others in the national capital.
Scheduled to be held at DAG, The Claridges from the 2nd to the 12th of November, the art exhibition is a celebration of India's unique visual language of pre-modern and modern art, the website states.
According to the organisers, every art work reflects the feeling of gratefulness that came to light amid the pandemic. The exhibition-cum-sale will have 88 sets featuring 127 artworks including rare 19th century works by unknown artists.

'The World Will Go On': exhibition celebrates India's fine art

An art exhibition in Delhi, called&nbsp;'The World Will Go On' is bringing together works by renowned artists like M.F.&nbsp;Husain&nbsp;and S.H. Raza&nbsp;under one roof.

An art exhibition, titled 'The World Will Go On' is bringing together masterpieces by renowned artists like S.H.&nbsp;Raza, M.F.&nbsp;Husain, Krishen Khanna and Nandalal Bose among a host of others in the national capital.
Scheduled to be held at DAG, The Claridges from the 2nd to the 12th of November, the art exhibition is a celebration of India's unique visual language of pre-modern and modern art.
According to the organisers, every art work reflects the feeling of gratefulness that came to light amid the pandemic. The exhibition-cum-sale will have 88 sets featuring 127 artworks including rare 19th century works by unknown artists.

Tim Klein, an American artist, is pushing the boundaries of art with his puzzle montages. The obscure art-form uses puzzle pieces from different jigsaws to create quirky mashups.  Jigsaw puzzle companies tend to use the same cut patterns for multiple puzzles, and this makes the pieces interchangeable.

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