'god of shadows' by Alpha Centauri Kid is collected by GMonke_eth for 27.15 WETH ($48,649 USD).
The artwork changes hands after selling 10 days ago to grindelvault.eth for 25.5 ETH ($40,508 USD).
It is 1 of 48 in 'The Broken Keys' collection, with its most accessible artwork now at 35 ETH.
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'Ringers' /1k by Dmitri Cherniak see two identical sales of 12 ETH, with one to HotPocketses.
The January 2021 release Art Blocks collection has one more Ringer listed at 12 ETH, with a high offer at 9 WETH.
Wednesday, April 30:
'SPACES' by Grant Yun with Fellowship: 20 1/1 digital artwork series, each with an at-cost print available within 3 + 2 AP format, 24 hour 0.1 ETH reserve auctions begin at 1pm ET
Yesterday marked the 500th consecutive 24 Hours of Art Everyday! We're celebrating with 5 days of open access newsletter, so if you know anyone who wants a peek, have them message me an email.
A couple things caught my eye within today's report.
This post from skominers is worth a read. It highlights his "Why?" after acquiring DK's 'Blue Sky #30' 1/1 artwork. There are often many layers to an artist + collector connection, as well as a deeper significance to an artwork. This is a great example of all of that.
The world of artist m0dest is under a microscope as collectors explore it, many for the first time. Today we saw energy around his newest collection 'the monkey miners' translate to an older, meaningful one in 'shadows'. That is in the Collections volume section.
Today Reported:
Sales thresholds of 4 ETH+ Collection, 0.3 ETH+ 1/1, 0.75 ETH+ 1/1/X, and 0.35 ETH+ Edition
...but interesting to me is 'Fragments of an Infinite Field' /1,024 by Monica Rizzolli seeing two sales of 0.655 and 0.419 ETH.
They are to Derek Edws, as he completes his "season quadtych" of spring x summer x autumn x winter.
Join us live on X today for The Digital Art Market Show:
ART 500 Playback.
The 116th design of 2025 references the 500th consecutive ART Everyday. DeeKay's newest 1/1 'Playback' is the perfect lens to look at it through, along with fun references to both XCOPY and Larva Labs.
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