As we bid farewell to the last days of 2023, this month’s digital art exhibitions promise to elevate our senses and transport us into realms previously unexplored. In this month's curated list, we bring you a collection of must-see digital art exhibitions, each a testament to the ever-evolving landscape of the digital canvas.

Galleries around the globe unveil groundbreaking works that challenge our perceptions, spark conversations, and redefine the very essence of artistic expression. Enjoy the wonderful creativity that emerges when art and technology intertwine, and get inspired by the remarkable exhibitions shaping the forefront of culture and expression in the digital age this month.

Whether you're an art enthusiast or simply curious about the possibilities of the digital arts, you won't want to miss what's in store this month. From virtual exhibitions to interactive installations, these shows are worth the hype! Here’s your curated selection of the most exciting digital art exhibitions in December 2023.

Here’s 5 of the best digital art exhibitions that you shouldn’t miss this December:

It Doesn’t Exist (In Any Other Form) by Casey Reas at bitforms gallery, NYC

Monumental Perspectives (Collection III) by LACMA × Snapchat, LA

GLOBAL MODE > at MoMI, NYC

Hung Keung: Digital Media Art Installation at Alisan Fine Arts, Hong Kong

We’ve been dreaming about a magical jungle at The Wrong Biennale, Online

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It Doesn’t Exist (In Any Other Form)

Exhibition on view:
Nov 9, 2023 – Jan 12, 2024
10:00am – 6:00pm
Tuesday through Saturday

Artist:
Casey Reas

Location:
bitforms gallery
131 Allen St
New York, NY

It Doesn’t Exist (In Any Other Form) is Casey Reas’ solo exhibition in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, NYC. Commissioned by the on-chain art ecosystem, Gemma, Bitforms Gallery features the prominent artist’s works for a seventh exhibition. Digital art lovers are invited to view a stunning collection of generative art, blockchain-based works, video, plotter drawings, and woodblock prints.

Casey Reas is often referred to as “the godfather of generative art,” as he has long incorporated computational procedures in his practice. The artist co-founded Processing in 2001 and Feral File in 2020, and has gained recognition with his ability to seamlessly blend human creativity with computational processes, celebrating the symbiotic relationship between the artist and the machine.

The exhibition is free and open to public at Bitforms Gallery in New York City — visit through January 12th and let us know your thoughts!

It Doesn’t Exist (In Any Other Form) by Casey Reas at bitforms gallery, NYC — *It Doesn’t Exist (In Any Other Form) by Casey Reas is at bitforms gallery, NYC*

Monumental Perspectives (Collection III) by LACMA × Snapchat

Exhibition on view:
Sep 7, 2023 – Jun 30, 2024

By:
LACMA x Snapchat

Location:
Various locations throughout Los Angeles County

Monumental Perspectives is a wonderful initiative by LACMA in partnership with Snapchat — they bring together artists and technologists to create augmented reality monuments that explore just some of the histories of Los Angeles communities in an effort to highlight perspectives from across the region.

Created in consultation with community leaders and historians, the third cohort of artists include Victoria Fu, Yassi Mazandi, Rashaad Newsome, Ruben Ortiz Torres, and Alison Saar. The artists use the lens of collective ancestral memory to examine the individual and communal legacies we leave today.

Visitors can experience the augmented reality monuments at site-specific locations across Los Angeles including LACMA, Lincoln Park, Los Angeles State Historic Park, Santa Monica, and Exposition Park. The monuments can also be experienced by anyone around the world on Snapchat by searching in Lens Explorer or scanning the QR codes on their website.

There are a total of 13 monuments placed throughout Los Angeles, each activated over several years in series of three collections — visit the AR monuments and send us pictures!

*Monumental Perspectives (Collection III) by LACMA × Snapchat is in Los Angeles*

GLOBAL MODE > at MoMI, NYC

Exhibition on view:
Oct 20, 2023 — Feb 12, 2024

Artist:
Eva Davidova

Location:
Museum of the Moving Image
36-01 35 Ave
Astoria
Queens, NY

Eva Davidova’s installation at New York City’s Museum of the Moving Image called GLOBAL MODE > is located at the Schlosser Media Wall. Her work playfully incorporates both ancient myth and contemporary reality, highlighting the theme of interdependent responsibility in the wake of ecological disaster.

“Each section embraces the rich and sometimes tumultuous interplay of politics, history, and climate change, encouraging reflection on our interconnected responsibilities in an era marked by urgent biological and environmental challenges.

Visitors are connected to animal avatars through the movement of their own bodies, creating a direct effect on the unfolding stories across the Media Wall. Moving away from the binary of winning or losing, the artwork allows for a more nuanced contemplation on the relationship between self and community.” — excerpt from the press release

Eva Davidova is an interdisciplinary artist from Bulgaria who works primarily with digital media. Through her work, she explores the political implications of technology, incorporating performative elements rooted in the absurd to question the things we take for granted. Often “misusing” technology deliberately, Davidova seeks to disrupt its easy acceptance and the prevalent emotional manipulation enacted through both physical and informational architecture.

*GLOBAL MODE > by Eva Davidova is at MoMI, NYC*

Hung Keung: Digital Media Art Installation at Alisan Fine Arts

Exhibition on view:
October 28 – December 30, 2023

Artist:
Hung Keung

Location:
Alisan Fine Arts
2305 Hing Wai Centre
7 Tin Wan Praya Road,
Aberdeen, Hong Kong

Hung Keung’s first solo exhibition, Digital Media Art Installation, with Alisan Fine Arts is open to public viewing at their Aberdeen Gallery until the end of this year! The exhibition showcases Hung’s latest works from three of his iconic creation, including two groups with flowers and Chinese characters as the main themes - the multi-channel video "Four Seasons: Extended Time Series" and the vibrant digital moving images "Grain Rain Series".

Hung Keung is a renowned digital media installation artist from Hong Kong and grantee of Asian Cultural Council Award (2005). He is known for his interactive installations that combine film, video, and digital new media with themes from Chinese classical philosophy, art, and literature.

“The imagery depicts mist, flowers, charcoal, and rice paper transitioning from vibrancy to decay through ink variations. The dancing Chinese characters respond to these subtle changes, suggesting the relationship between the nature and the passage of time. V.1 of "Four Seasons” has been collected by Hong Kong Museum of Art.

Another significant artwork on display is the meditative digital video installation "Purifying and Integrating". Hung Keung captures the image of a seated Buddha ink painting using a high-speed digital camera, intertwining it with shadows, light, and technology to create a unique sense of space and ambiguity. Still images gained the finalist of Sovereign Asian Art Prize, 2018.” — excerpt from the press release

Hung Keung: Digital Media Art Installation at Alisan Fine Arts, Hong Kong — *Hung Keung’s Digital Media Art Installation with Alisan Fine Arts is at their Aberdeen Gallery in Hong Kong*

We’ve been dreaming about a magical jungle

Exhibition on view:
November 1, 2023 – March 1, 2024

Curated by:
Digital Arts Blog

Location:
Online

We've been dreaming about a magical jungle is a virtual art exhibition that invites you into a realm where nature, technology, identity, and spirituality converge to create a mesmerizing tapestry of human experience. It’s also our first ever exhibition, eek!

The exhibition is Digital Arts Blog’s pavilion for The Wrong Biennale 2023-24, which is an international biennial art exhibition dedicated to celebrating digital culture since 2013.

The collection is about dreaming in 1s and 0s to find yourself in nature; the human essence that drives us to find organic in digital, and self in mother nature. Through the works of 11 diverse and visionary digital artists, this exhibition invites you to explore the intricate interplay between the mystical and the mundane, the tangible and the intangible.

We've been dreaming about a magical jungle features eleven digital artwork by artists from all over the world and from various backgrounds — yet the collection reveals the shared feeling of empowerment, self-discovery, and the search for intimacy in nature.

As you navigate this virtual jungle of creativity, we hope you find inspiration, reflection, and a renewed appreciation for the extraordinary within the ordinary. Let these artworks take you on a journey of wonder, where dreams are realized, and the magical is made tangible.