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betsy asks a more about the story of jackie kennedy and mona lisa. she wants to know i mean, how did she pull that off? isn't it? france's greatest treasure, you know, that is a great question and i think that it really comes down to the power of jackie kennedy. she's known by so many for her ability to make anybody feel at ease for her passion for arts and culture and so as a first lady who not only showed her appreciation of french culture through her love of art, but also, you know, she was able to speak french with these diplomats. she was able to make a serious relationship with them and she had first approached the topic in 1961 during the kennedy visit to paris, you know where jfk famously said. i'm the man who accompanying jack kennedy harris so she had approached it and it took about a year to really get the moving and so i think it's just a testament to her her grace and her willpower as first lady. regina wants to know do you know where the mona lisa was displayed during those three months. was it at the white house a smithsonian somewhere

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terence eaton warned of this and 2018 he put himself down in the blocks and as the creator of the mona lisa registered his work on the art verification part from various art and nobody noticed anything strange so how can artists protect their rights on line we ask catarina fatter from artists write society in new york when it comes to looks right he can do anything with the net it's a work that's still under copyright left. literally you will be legally penalized in the long run. but how can you be sure that the person who is selling the n.f.t. is the person who made the art work after all fake identities are a fundamental problem on the internet. of thieves have always tried to fake identities solving the problem of identification is considered the holy grail. of the 21st century. why did you feel the benefits we know have institutions which try to verify the identity of voters. one example is the sales platform foundation artists can't just register themselves they have to be explicitly invited like for example a russian artist's pussy riot. other platforms are also trying to keep fakes o

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and of course the mona lisa painted by his pupil and close companion solomon. there was a good reason for that here in the sometime early in the valet an hour ago had a large studio with lots of assistance but he worked very slowly and it's difficult to maintain a large studio when you have a very limited output but it's not so hard if you use your best assistants to make copies of your works for sale under the master's supervision of course so what happened to this copy of the last supper who painted it and as a still exist. there's only one way to find out and that is to go to france. today we think of paris as the world's epicenter of our culture and fashion this is where the world coms for beauty and refinement but in the 16th century things were very different. people sometimes forget that but in the middle ages it was actually burgundy. which dictated french culture not just an art but also in poetry and music and then came to scurry in the black plague and the 100 years war in which joan of arc would play such an important part. so by the time i mean the

the mona lisa and venus de milo are among the nearly half a million exhibits you can get a closer lookdemy awards in hollywood. the new academy museum is scheduled to open in la this september. we went to see it being built back in 2019. in 1929, when douglas fairbanks and mary pickford were just starting the academy, they said it's already time for us to start thinking about a film museum. and here we are, 90 years later. it took a while, but we're at the top, looking over the hollywood that they saw. in the meantime, some of the highlights of the collection have been published online. there's loads more to come later this month, too, to coincide with the awards ceremony on the 26th, including exclusive talks with some of the biggest names infilm—making. hopefully some of those ideas will keep you going whilst we wait for those travel restrictions to be lifted. 0k, next up, we're off to new zealand and a unique animal hospital. we travel to dunedin in the south island to meet a team who've been fighting throughout the pandemic to save injured wildlife and the country's rare endangered

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terence eaton warned of this and 2018 he put himself down in the blocks and as the creator of the mona lisa registered his work on the art verification platform there is art and nobody noticed anything strange so how can artists protect their rights on line we ask catarina fatter from artists right society in new york. right. you can do anything let them know that it's a work that's still under copyright left. even if you literally can't you will be legally penalized in the long run. but how can you be sure that the person who is selling the n.f.t. is the person who made the artwork after all fake identities are a fundamental problem on the internet. of thieves have always tried to fake identities that's why solving the problem of identification of the mind is considered the holy grail of the 21st century. i do feel the benefits we now have institutions which try to verify the identity of alts is. one example is the sales platform foundation artists can't just register themselves they have to be explicitly invited like for example the russian artists pussy riot. other platforms are also try

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in the real world if you buy the mona lisa and have it, your friends can make a copy of it, but an artxpert will come and certify that you are the owner of the original. in the digital world, if you have an image and your friend makes a copy, no one knows who has the original, but now that is possible thanks a blockchain technology. you can say i'm the original owner, and as a result, it accrues value of being the specific one. emily: we know jack dorsey sold his first tweet for $2.9 million. you can still see that on twitter. of course, there was the crypto artwork. that said, the and ft records got a little quiet over the last few weeks. what do you attribute that to, and what do you think the trajectory actually is? >> absolutely. one of the things to understand is nft is not just a single product or company. it is a whole new industry. it has an idea of three pieces. you have this collection in which they care about scarcity and they care about sharing those things, which you can do much more readily in the digital world. if it is having a lowell in the next month or so it's kind o

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fiction, but like the mona lisa, all you really need is a selfie with it. [ laughter and applause here'sact, beeple is one of the biggest nft artists. fiction, the other teletubbies are very jealous >> steve: oh, is beeple one? [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: next up we have, fact, nfts are the latest ethereum-powered cryptocurrency craze. fiction, if you repeat that sentence to your grandfather, his head will explode. [ laughter and applause >> steve: i don't know if that's fiction >> jimmy: here's one, fact, the total volume of all traded nfts is around $431 million >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: fiction, 95% of that went to the top seller, "digital dogs playing poker. [ laughter and applause next up we have, fact, you can pay for nfts with a variety of cryptocurrencies fiction, you can also pay for nfts with kohl's cash. [ laughter and applause that's not true. that's not true. >> steve: i think that is true >> jimmy: and finally, fact, digital artist nurple auctioned his masterpiece "the wizard's tango" for a whopping $3 million worth of trashcoin. [ laughter ] also fact, we made up that

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