I'm enraged: A company called @globalartmuseum has begun minting NFTs of works in the @rijksmuseum collection. They claim "Any revenue derived from sales or rental will be shared with the museum" to help them during the COVID. How? Does the museum know about this??
Would love to see a rapid response from @MuseumDirectors @caavisual and investigation by @rpogrebin @the_gray_market et al. It's getting ugly out there, fast.
The use the title "The Rijksmuseum Collection" and the website link at the bottom here goes to the Rijksmuseum website. I would love to know if the @rijksmuseum knows about this.
I literally just stumbled across this while searching for rip-offs of Duchamp’s Fountain on @opensea. I wonder if they know this is on there?

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