Focus Art Fair 2022: A Call for NFT Artists

Following the rise of the metaverse, the Focus Art Fair seeks for its 5th edition to explore how NFTs are paving the way for a more accessible future in the field of art.

HONGLEE is therefore holding an NFT competition where we are looking for NFT works that match the theme of this art fair: “where traditional art meets digital art”.

Five Winner

The 5 winners will proceed with NFT sales, and only 2 artists selected from the five winners will have the opportunity to participate in Focus Art Fair Paris 2022 at the Carrousel du Louvre in September, as well as to promote their work on the international art scene.

Benefits

NFT Drop and promotion on the NFT platform from Aug. 24 to Sept. 04, 2022.

Exhibition at the Focus Art Fair Paris at the Carrousel du Louvre from Sept. 1 to Sept. 04, 2022.

Theme: “Art Boom”, the analogy between classical art and digital art. 

Keywords: New universe, sharing, coexistence, sublimating, harmony, synergy. 

Competition dates: Mar. 22 to Jun. 30, 2022.

Results: 2022.08.10 Live Instagram on @curator_honglee or Focus Website.

For more information: [email protected]

About Focus Art Fair 2022

FOCUS  is a contemporary art fair, organized by HongLee Curator, presenting each year new themes through the productions of many artists and galleries via meetings, newsletters, or online exhibitions. Our fair is based on creating an ecosystem that allows artists to share their work with the viewer while communicating with galleries and collectors

CARROUSEL DU LOUVRE

Each year, the Carrousel du Louvre hosts several cultural events in its prestigious spaces. We are proud to join the ranks with the first-ever Focus Paris 2022 art fair. Located at 99 Rue de Rivoli, 75001, in Paris, and directly accessible by metro (line 1, Palais-Royal – Musée du Louvre station), the superb rooms of the Carrousel will welcome the public with a historic atmosphere.

The fair, highlighting the works of many contemporary French and international artists, will take place as visitors stroll among today’s talents along the Charles V moat and a magnificent ceiling made of 3,000 pieces of wood.