The Art of Nowism | Alistair Gentry (1973-2026)

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

A Connected Art World Works Both Ways

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

A Sense of Color | Remembering Julio Le Parc (1928-2026)

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

Future Relics | Ranbir Sidhu

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

The Art of The Future | Stan VanDerBeek

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

Images After AI | Trevor Paglen

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

Art Basel Welcomes Converging Art Worlds

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

Landscapes of the Mind | William Mapan

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

Remembering David Hockney 1937-2026

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

The Machine and the Gardener | Carsten Nicolai

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

From Code to Canon | The Chapters of Digital Art

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

On Collecting by 100 collectors | EDOUARD on NFT preservation

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

The Voyager | David Em

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

NODE | A Physical Space for a Digital World

Landscape as Memory | Connie Bakshi’s “Black Water”

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

The Rule of the Bloom | Kazuhiro Tanimoto

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

Carl Gombrich on Art and Learning in the Digital Age

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