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There will be another opportunity to see this piece by Morgan Asoyuf in 2026! Details to be announced.

Interesting article from Harvard Business Review: https://hbr.org/2025/09/does-bitcoin-belong-on-your-balance-sheet

Highly recommend this hot sauce. Just learned his display tent got destroyed in a storm so they’re in rebuilding mode: https://www.samsahouse.com

It’s been 13 years since I started my art collecting journey in 2012. Here’s a few interesting things that happened along the way: - The mediums I was interested in evolved from oil paintings and marble sculptures to stained glass, terra cotta, woodcarving, egg tempera, mosaic, silver and gold jewelry - I had the opportunity to contribute some funds to the construction of two totem poles and for the publication of the new book, Understanding Northwest Coast Indigenous Jewelry - Sponsored a documentary of my journey as of 2019 called The Art of Funding Art (on YouTube), which led to significant donations from anonymous Bitcoiners to support my mission - The Icon Museum and Study Center stopped by to see my icon collection in person, also in 2019 - Selected works by Morgan Asoyuf have been exhibited in museum shows across Canada and the US, and for the first time one of the works was featured in an exhibition book titled, Curve!: Women Carvers on the Northwest Coast

Study room of Gabriele D'Annunzio:

"Only those of us who want better literature, not more literature, better art, not more art, can be expected to pay for it. In the arts quantity means nothing, quality everything." – Ezra Pound