I love what Bright Moments is doing. And Fred Wilson's post this morning -- about their latest event in Mexico City -- reminded me of that.

Bright Moments describes themselves as "an NFT art collective on a mission to create environments where artists and collectors witness the birth of generative art together."

What this means is that they are working to move the experience of NFT art away from individual computer screens toward physical events where the art can be consumed and also created (i.e. minted) in a group setting.

For a taste of what this actually means, check out their website and then hang out for a bit with their homepage video.

So far they have hosted an event in the following 5 cities: Venice Beach (okay, actually a neighborhood), New York, Berlin, London, and Mexico City. And at each stop on their tour of what will be 10 places, they have done an in-person minting of their official collection, called CryptoCitizens.

I haven't been to one of them, but I can see how it would be a lot of fun and how it might change your perception of NFTs. So I am hoping that for one of their last 4 stops (the first stop was in the "Galaxy"), they'll come to Toronto. Ethereum was pretty much created in this city, so I think it only makes sense for there to be Toronto CryptoCitizens.

If you too would like to see this happen, make sure you tweet at Bright Moments and tell them that they should come to the greatest city in the world.

I love what Bright Moments is doing. And Fred Wilson's post this morning -- about their latest event in Mexico City -- reminded me of that.

Bright Moments describes themselves as "an NFT art collective on a mission to create environments where artists and collectors witness the birth of generative art together."

What this means is that they are working to move the experience of NFT art away from individual computer screens toward physical events where the art can be consumed and also created (i.e. minted) in a group setting.

For a taste of what this actually means, check out their website and then hang out for a bit with their homepage video.

So far they have hosted an event in the following 5 cities: Venice Beach (okay, actually a neighborhood), New York, Berlin, London, and Mexico City. And at each stop on their tour of what will be 10 places, they have done an in-person minting of their official collection, called CryptoCitizens.

I haven't been to one of them, but I can see how it would be a lot of fun and how it might change your perception of NFTs. So I am hoping that for one of their last 4 stops (the first stop was in the "Galaxy"), they'll come to Toronto. Ethereum was pretty much created in this city, so I think it only makes sense for there to be Toronto CryptoCitizens.

If you too would like to see this happen, make sure you tweet at Bright Moments and tell them that they should come to the greatest city in the world.