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Who's Who in Web3: Digital Art Books

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by | Fanny Lakoubay | November 9, 2024

Digital art has moved faster than the books written about it. But that is changing.

With Who’s Who in Web3: Digital Art Books, we highlight some publications and editorial projects helping give this field more depth, context, and memory.

For collectors, these books matter. They help place artists and works within a broader conversation, and offer a way to engage with digital art beyond the screen, the drop, or the market moment.

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