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TIME Launches More than 4,500 NFT Collection TIMEPieces
Sep, 28 2021
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TIME, the iconic news magazine, has made a giant move into the non-fungible token (NFT) ecosystem by launching its community collection consisting of more than 4,500 NFT collections known as TIMEPieces.
The announcement read, “Team, Today, we are launching TIMEPieces, a new NFT community, an initiative from TIME featuring original works by more than 40 artists.”
40 artists have collaborated with TIME to produce this community NFT collection. The collection went live on September 23 in a “blind drop” consisting of 4,676 pieces. These are now up for sale on OpenSea, the NFT marketplace. Each NFT started at 0.1 ETH, but they are already generating much more on secondary markets. The drop consists of a variety of editions that totals 4,676 pieces. TIME claims that these will be revealed once all of them are minted.
TIMEPieces aims to celebrate the work of those artists that has been a core aspect of the TIME brand for 100 years.
List of featured artists:
- Addie Wagenkhecht
- Allison Dayka
- Baeige
- Cath Simard
- Charly Palmer
- Destiny Kirumira
- Diana Sinclair
- Drue Kataoka
- Dylan Urquidi
- Ed Gabel & Ian Brown
- Edel Rodriguez
- Emonee LaRussa
- FVCKRENDER
- Houda Bakkali
- Isabel Samaras & Marcos Sorensen
- J.N. Silva
- John Knopf
- John Mavroudis
- Julie Pacino
- Justin Aversano & Nicole Buffett
- Kendall Chambers
- Kenji Chai
- Lethabo Huma
- Marc Burckhardt
- Micah Johnson
- Olive Allen
- Oscar Mar
- Parin Heidari
- Red Hong Yi
- Sarah Kanu
- Shana Wilson
- Steve Warner
- Tim O’Brien
- Tyler Gordan
- Victor Mosquera
- Viktoria Modesta
- Yvette Hammond
The announcement lastly read, “In addition, this collection will be turned into a hardcover book available this holiday season and will also be on display at Dreamverse, the World’s First NFT Art and Music Festival, in NYC on November 4th. Thank you all! We hope you enjoy this initiative and, as we continue to evolve our brand within this space, our goal will always be to get there fast; and then to be able to open it up to others.”
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Rushali Das
CBW - External Analyst
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