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Dearest art friends,
June was a full month for digital art, from the Art Factory at NFC Summit in Lisbon to The Digital Art Summit and Zero 10 Art Basel in Switzerland alongside many gallery and museum shows around the world. Before we slow down for summer, we wanted to share what we saw, published, organized, and kept on our radar with you.
This edition brings together our walkthrough of Zero 10 at Art Basel, highlights from the 100 collectors community, collector-focused research, and a few signals worth following as the digital art conversation continues to expand across fairs, museums, and new formats.
We are bullish for H2. Are you?
The 100 collectors Team
Early Signals
☼ Walk with us inside Zero 10 Digital Sector at Art Basel Basel 2026
For those who could not join us in Basel, or who want to revisit the experience, we are sharing our walkthrough of Zero 10, Art Basel’s dedicated sector for digital art. Its European debut brought together 16 presentations, from early computer art and autonomous drawing systems to blockchain-based works and new forms of participation.
Inside 100 collectors
☼ Lyon / macLyon / Gathering on digital art's place in the contemporary art market
Collectors, artists and curators came together to discuss how digital practices continue to reshape the broader contemporary art ecosystem.
☼ Research / Primavera de Filippi / A members-only contribution
Primavera joined our contributor network with an in-depth reading of ArtMeta's Digital Masterpieces exhibition at Art Basel Zero10, tracing seventy years of computer-based art from signal to protocol.
☼ Basel Social Club / Visit & Cocktail supported by OpenSea
Our signature collector gathering invited guests to build an imaginary collection together, revealing how conversations often shape collections before acquisitions do.
☼ Lisbon / NFC Summit
Curating the Art Factory, leading conversations with artists and collectors, and hosting private tours throughout NFC Lisbon.
☼ Interview / On Collecting
Our new editorial collaboration with Right Click Save begins with On Collecting, an interview with Edouard exploring NFT preservation and what it means to care for digital works over time.
☼ Research / 5 Things You Need to Know
For NFC Summit, we published a series of collector-focused research pieces on the artists and new works presented during the event, including Vhils, Bryan Brinkman, Eko33, and Dmitri Cherniak.
A reminder to stay curious.
Hidden Gem
Khaled (KLDPXL)
Recommended by our Unlocked podcast guest, Salwa Radwi, founder & CEO of Nuqtah
"When you zoom out, you see the picture he has created from the region, landscapes from Riyadh. People would not even understand but he takes old scenes of Riyadh and makes them modern, through pixels. "
Khaled Makshoush, a highly acclaimed digital artist from Riyadh, has gained recognition for his expertise in pixel art, characterized by the deliberate use of individual pixels, often small in size, resulting in a distinctive retro aesthetic in the 1980s and 1990s, particularly in the video game industry.
On Our Radar in June
☼ Paris Photo announces the exhibitors of the Digital Sector for its 2026 edition
☼ The New Atlas of Digital Art at the MEET MILAN
☼ The most fun Basel report by the unmatched Kenny Schachter
☼ Damjanski launched his new art app to remix the facade of the Pompidou Museum
☼ Dataland opened in LA, the new AI Art Museum by Refik Anadol and Efsun Erkılıç
☼ Collecting Digital Art (Market Analysis 2026) by HACNUM media
☼ Jeff Davis’ solo show at Office Impart in Berlin
☼ The DAM Show with Roger Dickerman recaps NFC Summit and introduces Zero10 Basel
☼ Le Quotidien de l’Art reports on the art exhibition at NFC Summit
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