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NFT-a-thons change how we invest in communities through Art and Tech.
In 2019, a reputed study showed that BIPOC, Womxn, and Latinx artists were grossly underrepresented in the Art world. The same goes for Tech. The same goes for salaries…
It’s been the case forever. And the UN say it will last for centuries.
At Scope Art 2022, the Equalithon community proposes a first-of-its-kind event to change the status quo. Here goes the virtuous cycle for inclusion and diversity:
Buy amazing artworks by underrepresented artists.
In turn, artists fund tech nonprofit and startup projects for underrepresented communities.
In turn, underrepresented technologists support these nonprofit and startup projects.
In turn, companies involve their employees as mentors, engage and train in DEI, and brand for talent.
In turn, underrepresented technologists find better jobs.
In turn, technologists also help artists digitalize their artworks and mint the NFTs.
We’ve built an ecosystem for engaging in inclusion.
Change millions of lives through art and technology.
Caution. Trailblazers below.
Claudia Doring Baez
Born in Mexico City, Claudia Doring Baez is a New York City based painter.
Claudia Doring Baez’s paintings are animated by a reverence for art history and literature, rendered in a contemporary, expressionistic vocabulary. Baez engages in conversations with the work of some of the great artists from the past centuries that she resonates with.
Exhibitions include a solo show in NYC, Aqua Art Fair Miami, the International art fair in Mexico City, Zona Maco, Scope Basel Switzerland, Scope Miami, and many more.
Claudia will give back to Latinx and disinvested students through Global Deeds, a nonprofit supported by the Equalithon community.
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Jesselyn Contreras
Founder of the Trillionaire Empress Club, Jesselyn is an artist, software developer, and entrepreneur.
A critical issue in Web3 is the low percentage of women involved. Women command just 16% of the NFT marketplace and only 5 % of NFT art sales are made by women. In comparison, male creators earn 77% of NFT sales.
Through the Trillion Empress Club, women express themselves with raw transparency and vulnerability through art, technology and in business. Their art empowers people such as creators, developers, hackers, and gamers.
Jesselynn will give back to the LatinX community through one of the nonprofits supported by the Equalithon community.
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Tiffany B Chanel
Tiffany began her artistic career in 2012 designing custom-painted sneakers, before shifting her focus toward fine art portraiture.
After an instagram repost by Tamara Mowry resulted in one of her works going viral, Tiffany garnered the attention of numerous collectors and immersed herself in New York’s gallery scene.
Works have been commissioned for celebrities Aisha Hinds, DJ D-Nice, Ava DuVernay and Pam Oliver, as well as brand names such as ESPN, TBS, and cultural tastemakers including Carol’s Daughter CEO Lisa Price. Her artwork has been featured in many publications and media.
Tiffany will give back to the BIPOC community through one of the communities supported by the Equalithon community.
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Ren Ciarrocchi
Ren is an extended reality artist pursuing a masters degree in Integrated Design and Media at NYU Tandon.
At the tip of art innovation, she takes part in a new movement in digital art.
As part of the NFT-a-thon, Ren will give back to the Sanitation Foundation, an environment nonprofit supported by Equalithon and Wells Fargo that makes it possible for millions in NYC to manage waste through local communities.
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Artworks will be put for sale at various times in 2023.
Have a look at our event at Sope Art.
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