Station Gallery – Kaleidoscope
  • Graph Blockchain (GBLC) subsidiary Niftable has launched its third charity focused NFT
  • Niftable, in collaboration with Station Gallery, has dropped Station Gallery’s next NFT named “Kaleidoscope”
  • Graph Blockchain provides shareholders with exposure to various areas of decentralized finance
  • Graph Blockchain (GBLC) opened trading at $0.01 per share

Graph Blockchain (GBLC) subsidiary Niftable has dropped “Kaleidoscope,” Station Gallery’s latest NFT.

The Kaleidoscope was an illustration produced by an aspiring artist, Michaela Rae. Michaela Rae is an emerging young artist in the Durham Region. Michaela has been connected to Station Gallery since she was young, which inspired her love of the arts.

“Station Gallery is extremely excited to work with artist Michaela Rae and Niftable on our first NFT – adding another layer to SG’s constantly evolving works of art. As a not-for-profit organization, Station Gallery is always looking for dynamic ways to raise funds and support artists. Michaela Rae and Niftable have brought forth a new opportunity for growth, and we cannot wait to see where this venture takes us and Michaela Rae’s future as an artist”, said Natasha Downes, Executive Director of Station Gallery.

“We are excited to launch another charity-focused NFT. We are a proud supporter of Station Gallery as they provide art and culture to kids, youth, adults and families of all ages. We continue to believe NFTs are a great new way for charities to fundraise”, said Paul Haber, CEO of Graph Blockchain.

Graph Blockchain provides shareholders with exposure to various areas of decentralized finance, including altcoins and NFTs.

Graph Blockchain (GBLC) opened trading at $0.01 per share.


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