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ARTWORKS
Presale
On the occasion of READY TO DIE, the upcoming solo exhibition by Auriea Harvey at Heft Gallery in New York, 100 collectors members have pre-access to the Amulets, ahead of the public opening.
The Amulets are a limited series of 30 unique, hand-finished sculptures in marble, ceramic, and pewter, each paired with a digital counterpart - a spatial Gaussian-splat portrait recorded on Ethereum.
Price: $1,000–$5,000
Collecting an Amulet also grants access to The Feast of Treasures on September 8, an intimate private ceremony on the eve of the exhibition opening. For one night, the gallery will be transformed into a burial chamber, where artworks become offerings and all the Amulets will gather before leaving the artist’s world.
Auriea will personally name each work as it is entrusted to its new Bearer, during an intimate evening including a feast, ceremonial procession, musical performance, and more. As Bearers, collectors become custodians of both the physical Amulet and its digital double, and receive special benefits when collecting additional works from the exhibition.
More info about the exhibition
Presale
On the occasion of The Crimson Hour, the upcoming solo exhibition by Genesis Kai presented by ArtVerse Gallery at Acel Art Company in Seoul, 100 collectors members have pre-access to the works, ahead of the exhibition opening.
The exhibition brings together works from Kai’s previous series The Tension That Holds alongside never-before-seen works from her new series, In the Name of What Remains.
At the center of the exhibition is “Pothosophy”, Kai’s philosophy of desire as a generative force capable of producing connection, care, intimacy, knowledge, and transformation. Drawing from Song Dynasty landscape painting and Korean chaekgado traditions, the works move through translucent crimson landscapes, bodies, vessels, fragments, and “heirlooms of desire.”
The Crimson Hour opens at Acel Art Company in Gangnam, Seoul, on August 29 and runs through October 2, 2026.
The opening on August 29, 5–8 PM will also feature an artist talk between Genesis Kai, Lev Manovich, and curator Valentina Buzzi.
EVENTS
PARIS
☼ Friday, Sept 4th - Oct 31st
Galerie Charlot, Paris
Fréquence Tissée, an exhibition by artist duo LoVid (Tali Hinkis and Kyle Lapidus), brings together more than two decades of their pioneering practice across experimental video, electronic signals, and textile.
☼ Thursday, Sept 3rd, 6PM
Artivistas, Paris
AYMARA, a solo exhibition by Bolivian artist Cristian Laime, explores the culture and identity of the Aymara people, the Indigenous community to which the artist belongs.
Through richly layered oil paintings, Laime draws from his ancestry, family, and the traditions of the Bolivian Altiplano, creating a lyrical world where Aymara dress, symbolism, memory, and contemporary identity meet.
Central to the works is the figure of Laime’s mother, who has become one of his principal models and will join the artist at the opening.
NEW YORK (NFT NYC week)
☼ Wednesday, Sept 2nd, 6.30PM - 8.30PM
HEFT Gallery, New York
VIBE SCENE : : : Demos From the Underground brings together artists and art-adjacent creators to demo some of the most exciting new apps and experimental tools being built right now.Each project will be introduced through a fast 7-minute live demo, with access to try many of the apps and web apps directly.
Demos so far include Quasimatt, Clay Devlin, Auriea Harvey, and Adam Berninger, followed by the briefing for a 24-hour curation competition, with the winners announced at Heft's Friday event.
Part of A.R.T N.Y.C. at Heft.
☼ Friday, Sept 4th, 5PM - 9PM
HEFT Gallery, New York
Honoring Our Pictures. A.R.T. N.Y.C. at Heft, an evening exploring what it means to value and honor images today and in the future, at a moment when AI and new technologies are making sophisticated image-making increasingly accessible.
The evening features a special conversation between Ruby Justice Thelot, Charlotte Kent, Quasimatt, and Auriea Harvey, discussing why it is or isn't essential to value the pictures we see and create.
BERLIN
☼ On view until Sep 7th
PASSAGE, Berlin
MOUTH presents a new sculpture by Sarah Friend, transforming the hidden physical infrastructure of the digital world into a dense, bodily form.
Made from internet cables, patch panels, aluminium, and hundreds of zip ties, the sculpture repurposes materials once used to transmit information. Hand-bent, braided, and woven using techniques closer to textile-making than industrial assembly, cables become veins, muscles, and intestines, while zip ties evoke teeth, hair, or spines.
The work connects digital infrastructure with ancient traditions of weaving, from the programmable Jacquard loom to the hand-woven memory modules of the Apollo Guidance Computer.
At a moment increasingly shaped by AI and invisible networks, MOUTH makes their physical reality visible again: behind every digital system are materials, labor, and the human hand.
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☼ Saturday, Sept 5th - Sept 13th
Festival HALLEN 07
The Berlin art festival HALLEN has established itself as a central platform for contemporary art since its founding in 2020. This year, the works of over 50 national and international artists will be presented in an extraordinary setting, covering an area of more than 9,000 square meters.
We are able to provide tickets for 100 collectors members thanks to Office Impart, that will be exhibiting Cezar Mocan, Yehwan Song and Ana Maria Caballero.
READINGS OF THE WEEK
☼ Le Random
Living Aesthetics: A Grammar of Protocol Art and Worldbuilding
Protocol artist and theorist Primavera De Filippi and Peter Bauman (Monk Antony) trace art's route to life through its grammar. They map how artists make work as, with and about protocols and worlds, which arise when rules shift from the first person to the third.
☼ Right Click Save
ON FXHASH AND THE END OF RADICAL INCLUSIVITY
The closing of generative art platform fxhash.
☼ 100 collectors
In August, we created our Summer Series and revisited one conversation each week from our archive - conversations that continue to shape how we think about digital art. We did it through four perspectives - the curator, the artist, the collector, the builder.
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