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Hannah Redler-Hawes remembers the artist and disability activist who rebutted Futurism, and celebrated the pathos of ordinary life

Charlotte Kent wonders whether the digital art scene welcomed by Art Basel’s establishment returned the favor

The artist Analivia Cordeiro recounts her lifelong appreciation of the Argentinian kinetic artist and his work

Sara and Johannes VanDerBeek discuss activating their father’s archive with Chelsea Spengemann and Alex Estorick

Established galleries embrace Zero 10 digital art initiative as Basel institutions show work by Cao Fei, Vera Molnar, and Pierre Huyghe

The artist and polymath discusses how machines see with investigative journalist Manisha Ganguly

The artist is showing two new series, Paysages Plausibles and Dances on Shadows, with Art Blocks at Art Basel Zero 10

The artist and musician also known as Alva Noto reflects on his hybrid practice and Berlin after the fall of the wall

The celebrated and influential British artist was noted for his work with new technologies over half a century

A new show of digital masterpieces at Art Basel Zero 10 is introducing collectors to 70 years of overlooked history

The Toronto-based artist explores new border ecologies through a South Asian prism

The trailblazing artist discusses the evolution of digital image-making from Xerox PARC to NASA and generative AI

The Silicon Valley institution’s founders share what they have learnt from its opening shows with Larva Labs and Beeple

The creator of the risk-auditing platform NFTimeless discusses storage, preservation, and digital art collecting

Nora N. Khan talks to the artist about her web-based interactive film Between These Black Waters

The coder and chemist reveals the power of cellular automata to unite sound and image, writes Joana Kawahara Lino

The scholar and grandson of E. H. Gombrich discusses the evolution of the artist and the power of interdisciplinary education

The theorist behind Radical Futurisms discusses the artists confronting catastrophe and imagining a more livable future

The artist and provocateur discusses contemporary art’s changing attitude to technology with app sculptor Damjanski

Former flour mill to serve as radical playground for the Lisbon-based digital culture festival

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

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

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

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

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

The curators of a landmark survey of video art discuss the screen as a stage for performing identity and remixing culture

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

The artist discusses the role played by language and randomness in her dance-focused universe “StarQuest”

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

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

The trailblazing artist behind facial morphing technology discusses her Quantum Entanglement Paintings with Jeni Fulton

50 years on from Harold Cohen’s treatise on creativity, no one has yet built a program that is creative in the way he imagined

Paul Cohen discusses the role played by feedback and randomness in the early development of AI art

Artists are best placed to define the language of digital art because they are closest to what programs do, argues Paul Cohen

The venture capitalist has built up a unique collection founded on deep connections to living artists

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

Following the launch of their new show with Trevor Paglen, dynamic trio Troika discuss the ancient origins of AI

In an age after truth, nothing captures cultural anxiety like post-photography, argues Danielle Ezzo

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

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

A new history of the crypto avant-garde finds unity rather than disharmony in the expanding art world

Traditional art locations are bypassed as control is turned into play by the artists OONA and !Mediengruppe Bitnik

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

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

An artist, a tribal chairwoman, and a media theorist on how art can support land reclamation and language revitalization

The artist distills her generative vision through a sublime world of shadows, writes Alex Estorick

The curator Nora O’ Murchú on how contemporary artists mobilize non-player characters to unsettle logics of power

The theorist Alex Quicho on the evolution of discourse around non-player characters and personal agency

The curatorial duo LAN Party introduce the first of a series of essays from Non-Playable Characters (2025)

Lene Vollhardt’s film tells how working with circus performers has inspired the art collective The Sphere 

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

The artist reflects on a career spent investigating digital identity and embodiment with Eva Yisu Ren

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

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

Giannis Sourdis discusses his love of early generative art and supporting artists whose values he shares

The editors of Right Click Save survey the view from the bridge between digital and contemporary art with Julianna Vezzetti

The decentralized autonomous artist’s Genesis Period helps to establish what art is in a world saturated with digital images

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

Leading museum curators explain how they narrate art history to one of the world’s leading artists

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

Hermine Bourdin and Hervé Martin Delpierre discuss their film collaboration with the Opéra national de Paris

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

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

The artist shares what he has learned about humans from a career spent creating, and performing, with machines

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

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

NFT veteran jwpe shares their acquisitional odyssey and discusses undervalued artists to look out for

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

The pioneer of critical experiment with digital culture and quantum science talks to Hannah Redler-Hawes

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

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

Our most-read articles published in the past 12 months

Fair’s Artistic Director, Wael Shawky, includes works by Nauman and Nalini Malani in Special Projects section

In “Almost Unreal”, artists look back to craft and forward to rewriting technologies of control

New York-based digital artists among 15 art and technology practitioners who will feature in 2026 exhibition

Participants in a new show of media ecologies discuss the power of digital art to reworld reality

The buyer of Beeple’s $69.3m “Everydays” NFT launches studio with Olafur Eliasson VR work

The author of books on the Anthropocene and the persistence of plastic discusses the nature of digital media ecologies

The development of the architect’s hybrid process paralleled that of his artist peers

Technology-focused London gallery and New York non-profit launch £200,000 award for early-career artists

The curators of “Patterns of Entanglement” at NEORT++ introduce ten artists exploring human-nonhuman relations

New section headlines landmark year for art and technology at Art Basel Miami Beach

The artist unveils a new series at Art Basel Miami Beach

Ben Cullen Williams on working with Google DeepMind and the choreographer Wayne McGregor

Janet Biggs and Toby Heys discuss art and artificial intelligence, from arcane histories to tech futures

Core members of the digital art community discuss their collecting habits as part of Art on Tezos: Berlin

With a practice that sits between art, design, and engineering, Louis Morlæ is prepping audiences for alternative futures

The show’s curator Julia Kaganskiy and five exhibiting artists discuss the survey of generative art at Toledo Museum of Art

Ganbrood discusses his encounter with Steve McCurry, whose work he reinterpreted with generative AI, at Paris Photo

Robert Alice on the revised, smaller format, edition of his 2024 catalogue raisonné of crypto art

Award for art and technology seeks new partners as it honors 2025 winners at Kunstsilo museum

House of Learning Systems at Funkhaus investigates the complex, often politicized, processes of acquiring knowledge

Trained on a lifetime of personal history, Solienne’s debut at Paris Photo puts human-machine collaboration center stage

An essay from The Liminal Review analyzing new signals in arts technologies from The Lumen Prize

A core member of the community traces a history of the grassroots movement mining subculture to the limit

Sofia Garcia and Maya Man on working with the artist and how his plotter-scanner reveals the generative condition

The artist’s game-based show at Serpentine Galleries, The Delusion, invites audiences to ask and answer difficult questions

A new generation of artists is exploring the ways identity is mediated and manufactured in the digital age

The artist collective discusses how it is generating art that cares for living ecosystems with Katharina Weinstock

Nancy Baker Cahill, Yatreda, and Simon Fernandes are marking space across physical and digital terrain