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GXRLS Revolution: Amplifying the Visibility of Female Artists in the Crypto-Art World

The GXRLS Revolution, a collective of 100 female artists, hosted its second event at EthCC in Paris to increase the visibility of female artists in the crypto-art world. The exhibition featured 25 female artists from around the world, showcasing a diverse range of digital art. The collective collaborates with artists to increase the value of their work and help them land in collectors’ portfolios.

The exhibition is a testament to the power of decentralization and the potential of NFTs in promoting diversity in the art world. The next exhibition is scheduled for the fall, featuring 25 new artists from the catalog.

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