What is A Year in Abstract?
- An annual art subscription — eight editions released for the year
- Mint a pass once, and a year of art comes to you — every artwork airdropped straight to your wallet
- Three tiers; the tier determines what you receive across the year
- Tier 1 — open edition
- Tier 2 — capped at 50 · four editions a year, one each quarter
- Tier 3 — limited to ten · eight editions a year — the four Tier 2 editions, plus an exclusive one each quarter, among other perks
- Each pass is an evolving artwork. It changes over time and is complete at year's end.
Why join the Ten?
As an artist I'm one of the lucky ones. Over the years I've found collectors who resonate with what I create. But as with all passions, more success means more business and less of the fun stuff. I want to change that with A Year in Abstract. More time wandering with the camera, daydreaming, creating.
And this is where you come in.
I'm looking for a small group of people who love art, and believe in me as an artist. A group willing to give me the opportunity to spend the next year with art as the focus, which is historically how I've made my best work. People willing to place a bet before the work exists, based on the portfolio I've built so far.
The bet
- Tier 3 — All in on it. Limited to ten only.
- The pass itself is a living piece from my WINDOWS series: twelve windows, one opening every month to represent each creative discovery.
- Eleven artworks land in your wallet across the year — all three mint passes, eight editioned artworks. All airdropped. No chance of missing anything.
- The Ten get one exclusive piece every quarter, in addition to the Tier 2 editions
- First refusal on every 1/1 before it goes public, plus 25% off
- A year-end e-book.
- The promise that whatever is created and minted, whether editions or 1/1s, the standard will remain the same — my best!
- Price: 0.5 ETH each. Ten passes.
Bottom line — you'd be placing a bet on me, and my top focus for the entire year will be making sure you never once regret it, and maybe even feel like you got more than you bargained for.
I hope you'll consider being one of the Ten.
— Tara