As the last AMA of the Kennedy and Warhol series, KIWI Arts Group and Coinllectibles.art feature one of William John Kennedy's sandwich board portraits of Andy Warhol. Warhol wore an advertising sandwich board with his Birmingham Race Riot print on, in the his factory in New York. As Warhol raises people's political awareness with art, we share a POAP of his Birmingham Race Riot print to enhance public participation in political discussions.

Join us live to watch Julian So, our group CEO, his panels in NFT Summit 2022 covering the topics from social, economic, creative and regulatory angles. May.10 2:45PM - 3:30PM EST Presented by GDA Capital and FT BAZL, the two-day virtual event will take a deep dive into all aspects of the NFT industry. Listen as leading experts, creators and influencers come together to discuss the implications of NFTs, why they matter, and how to participate.

Meet Adeline Yeo in our Artist AMA, on May.11 at 7pm HKT, 8pm JST. A painter doesn't use a paint brush, but her body to paint! 🎨🖌️❤️ Adeline challenges convention by painting – at times, in public – blindfolded, a practice that enables her to create exceptional artworks that are authentic and soulful, much like heartbeats and pulses that connect the mind, body and soul. The strong and uninhibited finger strokes on her paintings, speak of uninhibited courage and confidence. It is a combination of femme fatale strength and gentle femininity all at once.

KIWI Arts Group will share with us the stories behind William John Kennedy's portrait, "Warhol Holding Marilyn Acetate I", taken in 1964 on his very first photo session with Andy Warhol at the Factory on East 47th Street. This POAP belongs to the William John Kennedy POAP series.