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La Monnaie de Paris to Host NFT Exhibition by British Digital Artist Robert Alice

The historic French institution La Monnaie de Paris will host an exhibition of NFTs by British digital artist Robert Alice, in collaboration with NFT platform La Collection. Alice's artwork, influenced by blockchain and cryptocurrency, aims to normalize the perception of these technologies and their place in monetary history. The exhibition, opening on June 29, will immerse visitors in a unique fusion of physical and digital artwork, weaving the narrative of cryptocurrency and blockchain into the institution's centuries-old history. La Monnaie de Paris is also exploring digital initiatives, including creating its own NFTs, to bring its mission full circle.

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