On September 25, the "From Sketch to Screen: Japanese Animation Art and Manuscripts Exhibition" Singapore offline art exhibition, jointly organized by many well-known Web3.0 companies such as UneMeta, Virtual Idol Pte. Ltd., OKX, Pure Art Studio, etc., was officially launched. Closing.

The exhibition was a huge success in many fields. According to statistics, the exhibition lasted for 15 days, displayed more than 700 works of art, and attracted more than 11,000 visitors. Coinciding with Token 2049, many Web3 industry builders arrived to check in and participate in this grand cultural gathering. In addition to its success in the Web3 field, according to UneMeta's activity statistics, this exhibition helped more than 3,000 Web2 users understand "What is NFT?" and made great progress in the expansion of Web2 traffic.

UneMeta has long been committed to introducing excellent content and top IPs into Web3. This offline exhibition is themed "Japanese Comics and Anime Manuscripts", showing exhibitors classic works of art by many comic masters including Hayao Miyazaki and Akira Toriyama, so as to facilitate a deeper understanding of the artistic talent and craftsmanship contained in Japanese anime.

It is reported that UneMeta will also hold multiple offline events to connect outstanding content creators of Web2 and Web3.

Original link: What happened at UneMeta’s “From Sketch to Screen” exhibition in Singapore?