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Block chain classification Books technology seems to be very useful to the art industry, it can help solve the knowledge domain title registration problems. The system is easy to help obtain property rights for art works that are hard to forge, perhaps that is why the 2015 art project enriches the application of Bitcoin and block chains.

Dr. Masha McConaghy is one of the founders and administrators of the ascribe of emerging companies in the art industry in Berlin. In a conversation with cointelegraph, she lists the most interesting art projects in 2015 using block-chain technology, saying "2016 will be an interesting year". She added:

"There is a lot of clear provenance in the world of natural art, and block chain technology has an important role to play in this area," he said. In Germany, especially after the discovery of Gurlitt, Origin research has become the most important topic. Unregulated art markets require transparency and regulation, while block chains can solve many problems. ”

Block Chain and Art: 2015 block chain application project top five

Left Galler

This is a digital gallery that was successfully launched by Dutch artist Harm van den Dorpel in Berlin. The project helps artists sell their works, which are "downloadable objects", and left gallery as a form of payment in Bitcoin.

Ikonotv

Ikonotv is the first high-definition television channel in the broadcast Arts. The channel has worked with more than 1000 international artists, more than 200 collections and archives, and the world's most famous museums. IKONOTV uses block chains to ensure that their artists are properly categorized. The technology is also applicable to the signing of encryption, so that copyright is always clear. The channel receives more than 300 million viewers.

Cointemporary

Cointemporary is an online platform for displaying and selling artwork. The platform is dedicated to a single piece of work for 10 days and is sold at a fixed-price bitcoin. After the sale or more than 10 days, the platform will continue to show another piece of work in the next 10 days. Cointemporary was set up by two Viennese artists Valentin Ruhry and Andy boot, creating a sales of artwork through Bitcoin, and more recently a chunk-chain of digital art. "They want to dedicate 2016 only to digital work," Masha McConaghy said.

N3uro

N3uro is the market for selling ideas. Literally, the platform captures people's ideas and then records them as a limited digital version to sell. That is, they sell brain scans that belong to the block chain. "These limited digital versions can be combined by copyright and contract law, and the Bitcoin block chain is used to register ownership," N3uro's official website said.

Plantoid

Plantoid is a block-chain based robot that can replicate itself by donating Bitcoin. It employs artists to replicate and improve. Basically, it is a DAO that crosses the physical and electronic world, and raises questions about copyright and ownership. It is an interesting invention that makes art a "creative and self-replicating creature".

Award based on the block chain

Several awards have been awarded to artists who use block-chain techniques to protect artworks. The Berlin Art Award is an annual award for contemporary Art and is developed for all artists in the city. Sluice is an art advocated by artists, managers and educators, using a structure to showcase artists, managers, emerging discourses, projects and galleries. Portfolio Review is an open forum on the introduction and exchange of artworks. In addition to receiving feedback on their work, participants can contact the jury and other participants and win prizes. Masha McConaghy hopes "More art awards will be awarded to the block chain in 2016 years."

Coming soon

In the art industry, there are several new projects using block chains and Bitcoin in 2016. 23vivi is an online market for scarce artwork, which is scheduled for launch in the first quarter of 2016. Artcity, which uses block chains to protect digital art, will soon be restarted, and the Lumen Art prize is also planning to launch its own market for digital art.

Do you think that in the 2016, the block chain will be widely adopted by the art industry.