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Launch of the African Museum of the Metaverse by Voxels

You may mint artwork as NFTs at the African Museum of the Metaverse in Seoul.

The African Museum of the Metaverse has relocated to the Voxels metaverse (AMM). Leading African digital artists will exhibit their miracles at the brand-new metaverse museum in the Seoul area. Collectors can see, purchase, and mint (as NFTs) digital artworks by prominent African artists.

Every level of the AMM, which is housed in a three-story building, is designed to provide visitors with a diversified and one-of-a-kind experience.

A wide variety of digital artworks created by African artists are displayed in the Ubuntu exhibition on the ground level. Each work of art is available here as an NFT (and even mint some NFTs).

The one-of-a-kind items on display at the metaverse museum expand the NFT-museums market. To learn more about the AMM, enthusiasts can go to the CryptoVoxels region location in Seoul.

The "Forging The Future" exhibit is on display on the second and third levels of the metaverse museum through September 10th. Weekly new artwork exhibits are presented to promote diversity.

The Afroverse Estate is AMM's first virtual address, while the Voxels metaverse is its second. The next experiences will be The AMM's Sandbox, Matrix Worlds, and NFT Worlds.

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