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Bitcoin Art Gallery® is the world's first fine art gallery dedicated exclusively to original works about Bitcoin and Bitcoin mining. We are in Wynwood, Miami, Florida, open Monday to Friday, 10am to 5pm, by appointment, and we ship worldwide.
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Sarah plays with human consciousness and the transformative power of Bitcoin. The mouth stands for our collective voice and the power of expression; the orange pill is the visual metaphor for awakening into the world of Bitcoin, and for what digital money means for economic structures, personal freedom and financial empowerment.
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Art history's best-known Venus, reinterpreted with Bitcoin symbolism.
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The happy Bitcoin bear presents a flower of peace, with a Colt 45 revolver behind it. The Colt was the revolutionary technology of the 19th century, "the great equalizer": easy to use, it let anyone defend themselves. It was the gun that tamed the Wild West.
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"This device will bring an end to civilization," a pope said of the crossbow. It helped end feudalism: a peasant could learn it in minutes and beat a knight or the lord's tax collector. The painting is made over Chuck Hammill's 1987 essay "From Crossbows to Cryptography: Techno-Thwarting the State", mounted on canvas and painted on top, with paint taken away to bring out its words.
EnquireThe gallery shows and offers its art at every Mining Disrupt, the Bitcoin mining expo, on the same floor as the miners, operators and investors the work is about. The next showcase is at Mining Disrupt 2027, March 22–24, at the Irving Convention Center in Dallas.
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Within this collection of acrylic paintings, Sarah Foster draws on art history, reinterpreting its imagery, motifs and concepts in the context of Bitcoin, with symbols such as the orange pill or an Antminer S9. A visual artist in Kansas City, Missouri, she works mainly in acrylic and ceramic, and holds a BA in Visual Arts and a BA of Science in Art Education (2021).
Called post-pop surrealism, crypto-anarchy and cypherpunk-inspired art, the work explores privacy, surveillance, copyright, hive-mind thinking, virtual reality and identity. Johnny Dollar is a pseudonym: he signs his real name, covers it with masking tape and signs Johnny Dollar over it. The tape is a form of "encryption", and a metaphor for the false sense of privacy in a digital world.
Andrés Risquez, known as elRAiSE, is a Venezuelan-American artist based in Miami, living and working between Miami and Caracas.
Juliette Garzón, known as Juls Art, is a Venezuelan pop artist and Bitcoin sculptor.
Artists: we are selecting work for the Mining Disrupt 2027 showcase. Send 3 to 6 images of original works (title, medium, size and asking price of each), a short bio and links to your work.
Apply to the showcaseTo book a private viewing in Wynwood, ask about a work, or see the collection at Mining Disrupt, send us a message. Name the work you are interested in and the best way to reach you.
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