Digital Art Exhibitions in New York

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If you’re a digital art enthusiast planning a trip to the Big Apple, or a seasoned New Yorker curious to explore the digital art scene in the city, you’re at the right place.

From immersive installations to interactive exhibits, the city offers an array of digital art exhibitions dedicated to showcasing and celebrating the fusion of art and technology.

A Digital Transcendence: The Intersection of Art and Tech is a group show by SuperRare, curated by Paloma Rodriguez. The exhibition presents a collection of artwork by eight digital artists who incorporate technology into their creative practice. These artists push the boundaries of traditional art by experimenting with cutting-edge creative technologies, including generative art, artificial intelligence, and digital painting. Read more

Bitforms Gallery of the Lower East Side of Manhattan is radiant than ever with Ellie Pritts’ solo show In The Screen I Am Everything presenting a colorful world of possibilities within AI-collaborative imagery and the art of self-portraiture. The artist presents a collection of works that combine analog video with glitch aesthetics to explore her interior world, and we are here for the ride. Read more

For Artifacts, Claire Silver created seven different forms of AI-generated art to underline the multifariousness: video, generative, still, poetry, music, 3D, and an avatar with an AI voice. Read more

Nature in the Digital Age is a wonderful digital art exhibition that reimagines Mother Nature in 1s and 0s. Tapping into the liminal realm where the distinction between the natural and the digital blurs, the exhibition invites the viewers to admire the beauty of nature through digital creativity. The collection brings together NFT artworks by six talented artists and features a great variety of forms of digital artworks including generative art, collage, and video. Read more

HUG’s debut exhibition, Enter the Inclusiverse, transcends boundaries and challenges the status quo by being the “inclusiverse” in the Metaverse. From the representation of underrepresented communities to the empowerment of marginalized voices, the exhibition provides a holistic view of the ongoing efforts to create a Web3 ecosystem that values and embraces the richness of human diversity. Read more

Pixelweaver is Daniel Canogar’s solo show at New York City’s Bitforms Gallery. The artist brings together traditional weaving techniques and algorithmic tools to represent the social fabric of our data-driven society. With generative tapestries and intertwined news captions, Pixelweaver creatively records current news and finance updates in digitalized versions of century old methods. Read more

Glitches are often understood as malfunctions or inconveniences that lead to unwanted results; but these events that disrupt our everyday life oftentimes are the best opportunities to discover a new way of thinking. The collection in 404: error presents a variety of works where errors, malfunctions, and failures are opportunities to challenge existing conventions instead of problems that need fixing. The exhibition is about embracing these moments of disruptions and seeing them as a meaningfully disruptive force that produces a new way of thinking. Read more

The artist-led collective Subjective hosted HOMAGE at Lume Studios in NYC. The digital art exhibition is organized by Accelerate Art in partnership with Art Bees to be presented at the Constantin Brâncuși Center of the Craiova Museum in Romania. The exhibition is a tribute to the revolutionary pioneer of modern sculpture, Constantin Brâncuși. Read more

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