NFTs, Banksy and Asia’s ascent: 2021, the year the art market was turned on its head

By cineramaDecember 10, 2021NFT

Banksy’s infamous self-shredding work sold for the second time in October for £18.6m, making the owner a tidy profit. The year 2021 started badly. The number of deaths from […]

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NFTs, Banksy and Asia’s ascent: 2021, the year the art market was turned on its head

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