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Established Galleries Go Digital at Art Basel

Agnieszka Kurant, Alien Internet (detail), 2023. Courtesy of the artist and Marian Goodman Gallery. Photography by Mathias Völzke

Established Galleries Go Digital at Art Basel

The artist Trevor Paglen joins Eli Scheinman as co-curator of Zero 10 digital art initiative

PLEASE RESPOND | Generative Art’s Exquisite Corpse

“Please Respond”, 1/10, by Tyler Hobbs. Courtesy of Tyler Hobbs Studio

PLEASE RESPOND | Generative Art’s Exquisite Corpse

Tyler Hobbs starts a chain reaction with ten artists evolving the same algorithm over ten consecutive days

Artmaxxing | The New Bad Image

Credit: Petra Cortright, Glasses & Teeth (Detail), 2026. Courtesy of the artist

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Artmaxxing | The New Bad Image

Brian Droitcour on artists who understand what the algorithm wants and push until it breaks

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Change of Protocol | Digital Art at the Venice Biennale

Palazzo Diedo, Venice, home to Berggruen Arts & Culture, is staging “Strange Rules”, an exhibition of protocol art that runs concurrently with the Venice Biennale. Photography by Alessandra Chemollo

Change of Protocol | Digital Art at the Venice Biennale

Exhibitions spotlighting sound, social media, and the non-human situate Italy at the heart of contemporary art in 2026

The Art of Computers | Apple at 50

Dev Harlan, Untitled (The Dithering Series, Styrofoam Ethics Plus) (Detail), 2026. Courtesy of the artist

The Art of Computers | Apple at 50

Founded in 1976, the $4 trillion company has created a hardware and software ecosystem for artists and designers

Jehan Chu on the Collective Stewardship of Blue-Chip Art

Beeple, HUMAN ONE (2021-present). Installation view of “BEEPLE: / INFINITE LOOP” at NODE, Palo Alto. Courtesy of the artist. Photography via x.com/kukulabanze

Jehan Chu on the Collective Stewardship of Blue-Chip Art

The collector announces that he and Pablo Rodríguez-Fraile have co-owned Beeple’s HUMAN ONE with Ryan Zurrer since late 2022

Art Blocks Embraces AI Agents

The Crowley Theater, Marfa, Texas. The Art Blocks community gathers for its annual Marfa Weekend. Photography by Joana Kawahara Lino

Art Blocks Embraces AI Agents

The generative art platform’s CPO, Jordan Lyall, on how the company “became a start-up again” to shape an agentic future

RIGHT CLICK SAVE ANNOUNCES NEW ART & TECH QUARTERLY

RIGHT CLICK SAVE ANNOUNCES NEW ART & TECH QUARTERLY

Our new downloadable publication ART & TECH is your space for slow reading in the attention economy

Zero 10 Returns at Art Basel Hong Kong

Sougwen Chung presents RECURSION 0 (2026) on the Fellowship & ARTXCODE stand at Zero 10, Art Basel Hong Kong. Photography via x.com/halecar2

Zero 10 Returns at Art Basel Hong Kong

Showing in the historic trading hub, the art fair’s digital section is embracing interactivity

Hans Ulrich Obrist on David Hockney

“David Hockney: A Year in Normandie and Some Other Thoughts about Painting”, installation view, Serpentine North, 2026 © David Hockney. Photography by Right Click Save

Hans Ulrich Obrist on David Hockney

The Artistic Director of Serpentine, London, discusses the celebrated artist’s first exhibition at the gallery

Dancing with Algorithms

Alexander Whitley, Rite of Spring, 2026. Photography by Oskein

Dancing with Algorithms

The remaking of a Modernist masterpiece using AI epitomises the choreographer Alexander Whitley’s hybrid practice

Slow Digital | The Art of Media Archaeology

“Conversations on Digital Art” at LACMA. From left: Linda Tadic, founder and CEO of Digital Bedrock; the artist Lauren Lee McCarthy; and Stacie Martinez, Director of Studio Daniel Canogar, Los Angeles. Photography by Right Click Save

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Slow Digital | The Art of Media Archaeology

Zsofi Valyi-Nagy reflects on conversations at LACMA on the preservation of digital art

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My Frankenstein | David Salle’s AI Experiment

David Salle. Photography by Robert Wright

My Frankenstein | David Salle’s AI Experiment

Working with a custom AI model sharpens the artist’s critical take on histories of painting

The New Museum Goes Back to the Future

Julien Creuzet, (Still from) ZUMBI ZUMBI ETERNO, 2023. A work included in “New Humans | Memories of the Future”, New Museum, New York, 2026. Courtesy of the artist and Andrew Kreps Gallery, New York

The New Museum Goes Back to the Future

The New York institution’s artistic director, Massimiliano Gioni, on how the reopening museum can trace the impact of new technologies on art history

Future Facing | Manuel Rabaté to lead India’s largest private museum

Manuel Rabaté. Photography © Mathilde Manier

Future Facing | Manuel Rabaté to lead India’s largest private museum

The Founding Director of Louvre Abu Dhabi to head up Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, Delhi

Recent Acquisitions | From Emi Kusano to Shahzia Sikander

Shahzia Sikander, 3 to 12 Nautical Miles (still), 2026. Co-commissioned by M+ and Art Basel, presented by UBS, 2026. Photography courtesy of the artist

Recent Acquisitions | From Emi Kusano to Shahzia Sikander

A round-up of digital art acquired or commissioned by institutions and foundations around the world

Remembering Marian Goodman (1928-2026)

Marian Goodman in the 1990s. Photography by Michael Goodman

Remembering Marian Goodman (1928-2026)

The gallerist’s support of conceptually challenging artists helped nurture today’s expanded art world

NODE | Digital Art Finds a Home in Silicon Valley

The opening night of “10,000”, NODE, Palo Alto. A section of the wall showing all 10,000 CryptoPunks. Photography by Felix Uribe

NODE | Digital Art Finds a Home in Silicon Valley

The NODE Foundation opens its doors in Palo Alto with “10,000”, the first major exhibition of the full CryptoPunks collection

Sensing Quantum | Pierre Huyghe in Berlin

Installation view of “Pierre Huyghe: Liminals” at Halle am Berghain, Berlin, 2026. Commissioned by LAS Art Foundation and co-commissioned by Hartwig Art Foundation. Courtesy of the artist. © 2026 Pierre Huyghe. Photography by Andrea Rossetti © VG Bild

Sensing Quantum | Pierre Huyghe in Berlin

Bettina Kames, CEO of LAS Art Foundation, Berlin, discusses the French artist’s “Liminals”

Museum Opens Portals to the Past with Minecraft

Credit: Still from Soane’s Portals to the Past (2026) showing Fan the dog outside Sir John Soane’s Museum, London. Courtesy of Minecraft Education and Sir John Soane's Museum

Museum Opens Portals to the Past with Minecraft

Sir John Soane’s Museum, London, uses best-selling video game as educational route to Classical past

The Factory of Dreams | Onassis ONX

Installation view of “Techne Homecoming” at Onassis ONX, New York, 2026, with work: Miriam Simun, Contact Zone Level 2, 2024. Photography by Mikhail Mishin. Courtesy of the artist and ONX Studio

The Factory of Dreams | Onassis ONX

Jazia Hammoudi, Program Director, on moving the art and tech hub to a new space in New York

The Data Forest | Art at The World Economic Forum

Credit: Thijs Biersteker, Forestate, 2026. Render. Courtesy of the artist and World Economic Forum

The Data Forest | Art at The World Economic Forum

Thijs Biersteker, Emi Kusano, and Ronen Tanchum feature in the cultural strand of the annual Davos summit

New Shows to See Around The World

Credit: Wayne McGregor, On The Other Earth, at Stone Nest, London. Photography by Ravi Deepres and Luke Unsworth

New Shows to See Around The World

From CryptoPunks at NODE to Constantin Brancusi, museums and galleries are leaning into art and tech in 2026

A-Z of Digital Art 2026

Mario Klingemann, Appropriate Response (2020) at the Onkaos stand at Zero 10, Art Basel Miami Beach, 2025. Photography by Art Basel

A-Z of Digital Art 2026

The art and tech community sets the brave new year in context with Right Click Save

Digital Art Acquisitions in 2025

Credit: Robert Alice, 382181_Garden City. Lightbox & NFT, 2023. The work entered the National Collection of France in March 2025. Copyright Centre Pompidou

Digital Art Acquisitions in 2025

MoMA, the Whitney, and Centre Pompidou among institutions acquiring and commissioning works

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