How NFTs are changing human expression, and the enduring force of a Ukrainian practice

The most recent episode of Open Studio with Jared Bowen investigates the job of NFTs in artistic expression, disks Ukrainian culture with craftsman Lesia Sochor, and recognizes National Poetry Month.

It’s been a little more than a year since Beeple stirred up the workmanship world by selling his NFT “Everydays: The First 5000 Days” for a record-breaking $67 million. Jared Bowen investigates how non-fungible tokens are changing the business with a visit to Boston Cyberarts, where he talks with chief George Fifield. Then, at that point, Bowen talks about NFTs’ effect on workmanship with Washington Post craftsmanship pundit Sebastian Smee and NFT craftsman Anne Spalter.

Next, Bowen plunks down with Lesia Sochor. The Maine-based, Ukrainian American craftsman tracks down motivation from her predecessors’ custom of unpredictably enhanced eggs. Her socially established show named “Pysanka: Symbol of Renewal” is visible at the Museum of Russian Icons through July 24.

Open Studio is additionally observing National Poetry Month with readings from Amanda Gorman, Tracy K. Smith and Porsha Olayiwola.

Watch the most recent Open Studio this evening at 8:30 p.m. on GBH 2, or stream live here on our site. Buy into our YouTube channel to get notices of future episodes.

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