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Artist, curator, and co-founder of @fellowshiptrust @dailydotxyz. GROUND RULES, mid-career retrospective: June 4th, 2026, in Fundación MAPFRE Madrid.
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SUMMER 2026
After a week at @ArtBasel, I wanted to recap all the moving parts for my work this summer. Feeling blessed with work being shown at:
-San Diego Museum of Art
-Fundación MAPFRE, Madrid
-Art Collection Deutsche Börse
-Patricia Conde Galería, CDMX
-Museum für Gestaltung Zürich
-Louise Alexander Gallery, Port Cervo, Italy
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15 Years of Landmark Acquisitions
San Diego Museum of Art
Until September 7th
Work exhibited: Car Poolers #21
This exhibition marks the centennial of The San Diego Museum of Art, celebrating a select few of the many thousands of important works of art added to the collection in its recent history.
Since the Museum first opened its doors to the public in 1926 as the Fine Arts Gallery of San Diego, it has become home to significant holdings of old masters as well as Modern and contemporary art. More recently, the Museum has made great strides to augment its core collections of art from East Asia, South Asia, the Islamic world, Europe, the United States, and Latin America. In many cases, this has led to commissions of works by contemporary artists, bridging the historic with the art of our times. The merger with the Museum of Photographic Arts in 2023 greatly enhanced the collection of photography.
As the Museum currently embarks on an important endeavor to expand the building’s west wing, doubling its display space with an extension designed by Foster + Partners, other gifts have entered the collection, including the formidable Impressionist, Post-Impressionist and Modern collection of Toni Bloomberg. Today The San Diego Museum of Art’s collection boasts over 35,000 works of art. The astounding quality of the additions to the collection, especially in its recent history, are testament not only to the Museum’s directorial and curatorial vision, but moreover to the many generous individuals who have gifted art to share with this city and its many diverse communities. Highlights include works by Pablo Picasso, Claude Monet, Camille Pissarro, Jusepe de Ribera, John Singer Sergeant, Louise Nevelson, Alfredo Jaar, Nick Cave, Gabriele Münter, David Hockney, Lucas Cranach the Younger, Hugo Crosthwaite, Albrecht Dürer, Ala Ebtakar, Lalla Essaydi, Utagawa Hiroshige, Wifredo Lam, Berenice Abbott, Pan Gongkai, Sergio Hernandez, and many more. It is a collection created by and for the people of San Diego and is shared internationally through publications, loans to other museums, and with touring exhibitions worldwide.
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New from the Daily Program: "encounter" by @twt_cha_ → Launching September 28th
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Haven't spoken too much about this film, but it's one of the most cherished things we have ever made. On show in Paris.
Last chance: come see "Simulacres" at Les Magasins Généraux before it closes this Sunday, September 27. 👀
📍 Les Magasins Généraux, 1 rue de l'Ancien Canal, Pantin
Free entry, open Wednesday to Sunday, 2 to 7 p.m. Among the works on view is a film by @hollyherndon and @matdryhurst
In an early use of AI image generators, Herndon and Dryhurst harness their dreamlike qualities to reconstruct a reverie tied to the coma Holly fell into after the birth of their child. She spent a week in a coma. Her recorded account of it serves as both the source for the generated images and the video's narration.
Born in 1980 in Johnson City, Tennessee, Holly Herndon lives and works in Berlin. Born in 1984 in the UK, Mat Dryhurst also lives and works in Berlin. They are recognized for their pioneering work in machine learning, software, and music.
Join a guided tour on Saturday at 5 p.m. or Sunday at 2:30 p.m. This weekend is your last opportunity.
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📆 "Simulacres," through Sunday, September 27, 2026
🕖 Wednesday to Sunday, 2 to 7 p.m.
🗣️ Guided tours: Saturday 5 p.m., Sunday 2:30 p.m.
🆓 Free admission
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🚨Tomorrow!
@exonemo's The Last Acres of the Internet goes to auction.
⭑ Opens Sunday at 12 PM ET
⭑ Closes 24 hours after the first bid
⭑ Starting at $24, on Fellowship → 🔗fellowship.xyz/artwork/exone…
⭑ Proceeds directly support @rhizome's work as a memory institution for digital art.
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Some wonderful pieces, as always , in the latest Fellowship drop.
The Daily Program is pleased to present its September edition of season 3 ✨
→ a monthly program mapping the rapidly shifting terrain of art in the age of AI
This edition brings together 26 artists working across personal narratives, visual experimentation, and new approaches to the moving image. As AI continues to reshape the conditions of image-making, artists are exploring the space between human intention and machine-generated processes, opening new questions around authorship, memory, style, and perception.
The Daily Program follows these changes as they unfold, highlighting the artists, ideas, and visual languages shaping the field today.
Each work offers a distinct view of what moving images can become in this new era of art. Together, they do more than document the evolution of AI video; they expand the conversation around its known and new gestures, limits, and responsibilities.
📌 Online Release:
September 28th, 2026, at 1PM ET
🔗 daily.xyz/exhibition/dai…
📌 25 curated artists:
@battolucas90
@twt_cha_
@Infinite_Mantra
@francdisa
@BennettWaisbren
@ellktro
@swaymolina
@themiragebureau
@doopiidoop
@EmiTrevisani
@All_AI_ll
@dontbuy_
@DenizzKorkmaz_
@0nastiia
@manznano
@kurupuri0
@h_khachatrian
@JenPanepinto
@UnoParticular
@abcdjabcdjabcdj
@Barbara_Chira
@g0naji
and welcome to the new artists joining us this edition:
@totdgbtagb
@quaseobjeto
@r0bp
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.@exonemo's The Last Acres of the Internet goes to auction this Sunday!
The work offers the web's least desirable real estate for sale. While short domain names sell for colossal amounts, like land in Manhattan, exonemo trades in the opposite: the duo registers meaningless domain names of 63 characters, the maximum length permitted, and grows an HTML wilderness generated from random strings on each one. Whoever buys a website owns both the domain and its wilderness, free to build there as they wish.
Bidding opens at $24, the sum Dutch colonial director Peter Minuit is said to have paid the Lenape for Manhattan Island in 1626.
In contrast to artists raised within today's platform economy, exonemo reflect on what was lost as the web became centralized, asking who holds its territory and what remains for those arriving next.
⭑ Opens Sunday at 12 PM ET
⭑ Closes 24 hours after the first bid
⭑ Starting at $24, on Fellowship → fellowship.xyz/artwork/exone…
⭑ Proceeds directly support @rhizome's work as a memory institution for digital art
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MORE THAN SUPER EXCITED to announce that I'll be releasing works ('GATA' and 'Attention Spam') on the next @dailydotxyz group show!
Sept. 28th
🤓🙏
The Daily Program is pleased to present its September edition of season 3 ✨
→ a monthly program mapping the rapidly shifting terrain of art in the age of AI
This edition brings together 26 artists working across personal narratives, visual experimentation, and new approaches to the moving image. As AI continues to reshape the conditions of image-making, artists are exploring the space between human intention and machine-generated processes, opening new questions around authorship, memory, style, and perception.
The Daily Program follows these changes as they unfold, highlighting the artists, ideas, and visual languages shaping the field today.
Each work offers a distinct view of what moving images can become in this new era of art. Together, they do more than document the evolution of AI video; they expand the conversation around its known and new gestures, limits, and responsibilities.
📌 Online Release:
September 28th, 2026, at 1PM ET
🔗 daily.xyz/exhibition/dai…
📌 25 curated artists:
@battolucas90
@twt_cha_
@Infinite_Mantra
@francdisa
@BennettWaisbren
@ellktro
@swaymolina
@themiragebureau
@doopiidoop
@EmiTrevisani
@All_AI_ll
@dontbuy_
@DenizzKorkmaz_
@0nastiia
@manznano
@kurupuri0
@h_khachatrian
@JenPanepinto
@UnoParticular
@abcdjabcdjabcdj
@Barbara_Chira
@g0naji
and welcome to the new artists joining us this edition:
@totdgbtagb
@quaseobjeto
@r0bp
alejandro cartagena retweeted
The Daily Program is pleased to present its September edition of season 3 ✨
→ a monthly program mapping the rapidly shifting terrain of art in the age of AI
This edition brings together 26 artists working across personal narratives, visual experimentation, and new approaches to the moving image. As AI continues to reshape the conditions of image-making, artists are exploring the space between human intention and machine-generated processes, opening new questions around authorship, memory, style, and perception.
The Daily Program follows these changes as they unfold, highlighting the artists, ideas, and visual languages shaping the field today.
Each work offers a distinct view of what moving images can become in this new era of art. Together, they do more than document the evolution of AI video; they expand the conversation around its known and new gestures, limits, and responsibilities.
📌 Online Release:
September 28th, 2026, at 1PM ET
🔗 daily.xyz/exhibition/dai…
📌 25 curated artists:
@battolucas90
@twt_cha_
@Infinite_Mantra
@francdisa
@BennettWaisbren
@ellktro
@swaymolina
@themiragebureau
@doopiidoop
@EmiTrevisani
@All_AI_ll
@dontbuy_
@DenizzKorkmaz_
@0nastiia
@manznano
@kurupuri0
@h_khachatrian
@JenPanepinto
@UnoParticular
@abcdjabcdjabcdj
@Barbara_Chira
@g0naji
and welcome to the new artists joining us this edition:
@totdgbtagb
@quaseobjeto
@r0bp
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NEW WORKS on @dailydotxyz
Attention Spam
Sept 28th
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Photographer Alejandro Cartagena waited on a bridge every morning to capture Mexicans commuting to work in the beds of pickup trucks.
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A look inside WWW!, now open at 39 Great Jones Street.
Presented by @artxcode_io in partnership with @rhizome for Rhizome's 30th anniversary, and curated by @sofiagarcia_io of ARTXCODE and @bennavkim and @benoittokyo of LAN Party, the show brings together twenty artists to celebrate the website as an artistic medium, from the playful interventions of 1990s net.art pioneers to the poetic web experiments of artists working in today's algorithmically saturated internet.
Thank you to everyone who came out 🙂↕️🫰check out the photos below
On view through September 27 · 39 Great Jones St, NY
Online at websiteswebsiteswebsites.net
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New from the Daily Program: "Drop line" by @manznano → Launching September 28th
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If you’re in New York, come say hi!
The show closes this Sunday and I’ll be there every day until it does :)
WWW!!!!!! 💙🌐
Carpoolers #53
Available on @lag_gallery
louise-alexander.com/artwork…
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In Mamdani’s New York, people are standing in line to visit websites
Websites Websites Websites in real life. Congratulations to all the artists logged on the LAN Party and the organizers: @artxcode_io, @rhizome, @fellowshiptrust 💻