A major moment for digital art at LACMA.
We're announcing a landmark gift of more than 200 works of digital art, spanning early computer-generated works to contemporary experiments with AI.
Led by LACMA Digital Leaders, the gift includes works by @RefikAnadol, @REAS, @luyangasia, and many more, bringing new perspectives on the intersection of art and technology into our collection. bit.ly/3VOeUPH
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london premiere of my performance-lecture StarQuest this Saturday, October 10th @V_and_A South Kensington at noon; doors at 11:00 ... RSVPs are at capacity, but dm me for guest list !
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DIGITAL ART SHOWS TO SEE IN NEW YORK DURING ARMORY WEEK 2026
From Auriea Harvey at Heft, to Jennifer & Kevin McCoy at bitforms, and Arthur Jafa at New Museum, galleries and museums have a varied program on offer around this year’s Armory Show
By Louis Jebb
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this is too cool
Imagine building a contxt machine...
As a kid I always wondered how you were even supposed to look at a painting. It was often too easy to get overwhelmed when there is a lot going on visually. Unfortunately when overwhelmed, you miss most of what makes them good.
So in my quest for more contxt, I built this. A small page, built with @claudeai with insights mostly based off of @Wikipedia, that helps you rabbit hole.
Live at contxt.art/howtolook
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ART BASEL 2026 // ZERO 10 💎
What once lived on the margins of the art world is now firmly part of the main conversation.
This year, Art Basel Basel welcomed Zero 10 for the first time - a dedicated platform for artists working across technology, media, code, light, AI, and digital culture. What was once considered “new media” is now becoming an integral part of the contemporary art landscape.
It was great to see our friends at @bitforms presenting Rafael Lozano-Hemmer. One of the works shown by the gallery was acquired by the CityX Foundation even before the fair officially opened. Together with Rafael and the gallery, we are now preparing an exciting institutional initiative with one of the world's leading museums. More on that very soon.
Among the highlights of Zero 10 this year were presentations by Hito Steyerl, Ryoji Ikeda, Avery Singer, Agnieszka Kurant, Jan Robert Leegte, Vera Molnár, Harold Cohen, William Mapan, and Rafael Lozano-Hemmer - artists who continue to expand the vocabulary of digital and technologically driven art.
Digital art no longer feels like the future.
It feels like very present!
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#ArtBasel #ArtBasel2026 #Zero10 #DigitalArt #ContemporaryArt #NewMediaArt #CityXFoundation #ArtWorld #Basel
Max Estrella & @bitforms | Rafael Lozano-Hemmer
Max Estrella and bitforms gallery showcase a solo exhibition by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer—Panoptic Chiasma—consisting of digital installations that examine how contemporary perception has become inseparable from computation.
The Mexican-Canadian artist is known for championing audience participation in digital art using tools like robotic lights, digital fountains, computerised surveillance, media walls, and telematic networks.
Visuals: Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Panoptic Chiasma, maxestrella.com
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✦ Release Highlight ✦
@seohyowork’s Coded Tapestry: NY reconstructs New York through data-driven generative systems. Each date reveals a different condition of the city - routine, intention, and interruption - through six interwoven datasets including taxis, subways, Citi Bikes, noise complaints, air quality, and crime.
Presented as part of Code Chronicles V.2 at @bitforms gallery.
Two unique works are now available on @objktcom.
Learn more ↓
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Opening May 14th: Code Chronicles V.2
Code Chronicles V.2 brings together artists Claudia Hart, Libby Heaney, Seo Hyojung, Ellie Pritts, Emily Xie, and Addie Wagenknecht in an exploration of how generative processes and artificial intelligence are reshaping artistic production.
Extending @aljaparis inquiry initiated in the 2023 exhibition Code Chronicles—which considered the ways algorithmic structures sustain and reinterpret visual continuity—this iteration shifts attention toward more entangled dynamics. Here, computational systems are not simply tools but active participants.
RSVP here: luma.com/htafvgk9
@YesClaudiaHart @LibbyHeaney @seohyowork @elliepritts @emilyxxie @wheresaddie
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Zero 10 is coming to Art Basel in Switzerland this June.
Co-curated by Trevor Paglen, this edition is the most ambitious to date. It tracks the computer and digital art movement to its origins in the 1950s.
Galleries include Hauser & Wirth, Spruth Magers, Marian Goodman, Almine Rech, Max Estrella, Andrew Kreps, eastcontemporary and Esther Schiller, joining @fellowshiptrust @nguyenwahed @artblocks_io @AspreyStudio @Interface_art @GazelliArtHouse @office_impart @bitforms @artmetaofficial. Plus a special presentation by HEK.
Presenting artists:
@_deafbeef
@williamapan
@andreasgysin
@lennyjpg
@JanRobertLeegte
@john__gerrard
Vera Molnar
Harold Cohen
Ryoji Ikeda
Avery Singer
Andreas Gursky
Agnieszka Kurant
Aziza Kadyri
Hito Steryl
Rafael Lozano-Hemmer
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tonight !!! yay see u, tickets avail at the door xo
I am performing StarQuest once more in NYC at Roulette in Brooklyn on May 6, 2026 followed by a conversation with the incredible @ChristianePaul2 🩷 co-presented by @harvestworks, tickets available below!
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last week of StarPower at bitforms !
we are having a closing reception on saturday
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PERFORMING THIS ONE MORE TIME IN NYC ON MAY 6TH ⏰ roulette.org/event/maya-man-…
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Today we are launching the Public Research Preview for @contxt_ai in collaboration with @bitforms.
Try it now: contxt.art/bitforms
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WALK WITH US — Stop #14 at #ZERO10, @ArtBasel Hong Kong
@danielcanogar and @quayola presented by @bitforms
What does it mean to experience data as something you can feel?
Daniel Canogar and Quayola translate live data, streamed content, and natural phenomena into evolving visual forms.
Canogar transforms real-time inputs into dynamic sculptural environments.
Quayola’s Storms series captures wave behavior through computational processes, creating images that feel both painterly and precise.
Across the booth, sculpture, screen, and painting begin to blur. Data becomes material.
See more: bitforms.art/exhibition/art-…
→ Follow the full interview series as we move booth by booth through Zero10 this weekend
→ Join 100 collectors to access private tours, artist conversations, and a global community of collectors: 100collectors.art
I loved the Studio David Canogar "Iconoclast"
Iconoclast hit differently when Takaichi(Prime Minister of Japan) appeared on screen, slowly fragmenting, becoming something else entirely.
The piece selects 100 powerful figures and dissolves them in real time, referencing Francis Bacon's portraits and the cracked surfaces of overexposed darkroom prints. Generative art, but in reverse. De-generative.
TIME100 names come and go. Influence shifts. The algorithm just makes that decay visible.
What humans read as error and noise, the machine reads as pattern. Selling this through Zero10 as a living software work(getting a computer) is genuinely bold, power, legitimacy, and the image as a device, all collapsing together.




































