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Zero 10

Exhibition

also known as Art Basel Zero 10

Credit: Jan Robert Leegte's work on show at the Art Basel Zero 10 stand shared by OFFICE IMPART and Upstream Gallery. Via x.com. Courtesy of the artist, OFFICE IMPART and Upstream Gallery

Credit: Jan Robert Leegte's work on show at the Art Basel Zero 10 stand shared by OFFICE IMPART and Upstream Gallery. Via x.com. Courtesy of the artist, OFFICE IMPART and Upstream Gallery

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Profile (past & present)

Hosts
Art Basel

Connections

Part of
Art Basel, Art Basel Miami Beach
Sections
AARON and the Birth of Machine Agency, Digital Masterpieces: From Code to Canon
Location
Hong Kong, China, Basel, Switzerland, Miami Beach, Florida, United States, Switzerland

Featured works · 75

(The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes
Maya Man
(The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes #11
Maya Man
A Borrowed Hand
Aziza Kadyri
Algorithmic Synesthesia
Harvey Rayner
Appropriate Response
Mario Klingemann
Autofiction: My Collaborator
Laurie Simmons
Black Hole
Rafael Lozano-Hemmer
Broken Mirror Ono
Rafael Lozano-Hemmer
Chicago Bears 1985
Petra Cortright
Coin Laundry
XCOPY

Coverage · 18 articles

Featured

  • 2026An Interview with Steven Sacks
  • 2026A Connected Art World Works Both Ways
  • 2026Art Basel Welcomes Converging Art Worlds
  • 2026Landscapes of the Mind | William Mapan
  • 2026Established Galleries Go Digital at Art Basel
  • 2026Zero 10 Returns at Art Basel Hong Kong
  • 2026A-Z of Digital Art 2026
  • 2025Zero 10 | Digital Art Goes Mainstream at Art Basel

Discussed

  • 2026From Code to Canon | The Chapters of Digital Art
  • 2026The Interview | Maya Man
  • 2025Tyler Hobbs on Signal and Noise
  • 2025The Lumen Prize Looks to the Future of Digital Art

Mentioned

  • 2026NFC Summit Puts Art First at New Factory Site
  • 2026Change of Protocol | Digital Art at the Venice Biennale
  • 2026Art on the Blockchain | An Entwined Market
  • 2026New Shows to See Around The World
  • 2025Remembering Frank Gehry (1929-2025)
  • 2025On NFTs | An Affordable Edition for Scholars and Curators

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From the Magazine

An Interview with Steven Sacks

Louis Jebb · Interviews · Jul '26

A Connected Art World Works Both Ways

Charlotte Kent · Comment · Jun '26

On the Index

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Art Basel Miami Beach— Fair