Here is some text, Gerard, if you are still interested in promoting via blog post:

“Introduction to Cryptocurrencies, Crypto-Art and Music and Blockchain for Creatives” with Cynthia Gayton, Esq., GBA Working Group Lead for Intellectual Property – Music, and DJ J Scrilla, in collaboration with Washington Area Lawyers for the Arts (WALA), are teaching this 3-part art and music related course. Gayton and Scrilla are co-hosts of the popular podcast, Art on the Blockchain (AOTB). For this course series, AOTB will use real-world and practical examples to introduce creatives to cryptocurrency and blockchain technology to assist artists increase exposure and navigate through new business models and use cases. Attendees learn how smart contracts can be used to track digital assets (which can be any artistic or creative work represented in digital form) licensed or sold using blockchain technology. AOTB focuses on basic contracting principles as well as intellectual property and introduces attendees to cryptocurrencies (such as bitcoin), smart contracts, digital assets and distributed ledger technology.