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Your Agenda for New York Digital Art Week 2026

Agenda

by | 100c Team | November 17, 2026

New York’s digital art scene takes centre stage this November, with a week of exhibitions, performances and events bringing together artists, collectors and the wider digital art community. At the heart of the programme is Artport: A History of Internet Art at the Whitney Museum of American Art, a major exhibition exploring the evolution and impact of internet-based artistic practices. Beyond the museum, the city offers a series of opportunities to engage with digital art, from exhibitions and gallery openings at Gazelli Art House and Heft to performances and artist-led encounters. For 100 collectors members, we have put together an exclusive programme, including a Meet the Artist with Justin Aversano, a dinner co-hosted with OpenSea and Operator at NODE, and attendance at Operator’s Act III performance at the Whitney. Here’s what to see and do during the week, divided into events exclusive to 100 collectors members and exhibitions and activities open to everyone.

ART EVENTS (MEMBER-ONLY*)

Please note that RSVP to the openings is reserved to members of 100 collectors for events marked with an *.

Meet the artist: Justin Aversano

WED, NOV 18, 2026 | 5-8PM | More info

Join 100 collectors for a special edition of Meet the Artist, featuring Justin Aversano in conversation with curator Eleonora Brizi.

​Taking place at 60–62 East 11th Street, a historic New York building transformed by Justin Aversano into a seven-floor exhibition titled Enter through the Thrift Shop, this walking artist talk invites participants to discover the works alongside the artist himself.

​A special gift: 100 collectors members and guests will receive a special gift signed by Justin Aversano.

RSVPs are limited and subject to approval.

Performance Act III - Operator

NOV 19 - 22, 2026 | The Whitney Museum

The artport anniversary exhibition will include the world premiere of Human Unreadable Act III, by the artist duo Operator. This live performance is the culmination of Human Unreadable, Operator’s seminal generative choreography work unfolding in three acts since 2023. Act III is a multimedia performance and examination of the artists’ negotiations between the body, ambition, and technology. The performances will take place in the Whitney’s Susan and John Hess Family Theater, from Nov 19th until Nov 22nd.
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100 collectors x Opensea Event: An evening with Operator at NODE*

FRI, NOV 20, 2026 | 6-10PM | NODE

An intimate gathering celebrating the Act III performances at the Whitney Museum, and the culmination of Human Unreadable.

​Join us at NODE for an evening co-hosted by OpenSea and 100 collectors bringing together the community, collectors, collaborators, and friends who have been part of the artists’ journey over the five years of the work’s unfolding.

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DIGITAL ART EXHIBITIONS

Opening - The Weight of Space, Ashley Zelinskie at HEFT

NOV 20, 2026 | 6-8PM

On November 20th, attend to the opening of Ashley Zelinskie's solo exhibition at Heft "The Weight Of Space" from 6-9pm on Friday Nov 20th.

The show engages the impact of national and private space exploration through a series of personal monuments, explosive images, and an interactive portrayal of our occupation of this world's outer space.

Separately, occupying our east gallery space for Heft Releases, will are also presenting new unique generative works and pen plotter drawings on paper by artist Jeff Davis.

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Request a private visit of the show with Eleonora Brizi, co-founder of 100 collectors, on November 21 here.

artport: A History of Internet Art at The Whitney

NOV 21, 2026 | 10AM-5PM

artport: A History of Internet Art marks the 25th anniversary of artport, the Whitney’s online gallery space for commissions of net art, which launched in 2001. Since its inception, artport has presented a snapshot of the varied practices artists use to engage with an ever-evolving online environment. Taking place online and in the gallery, the exhibition tells a history of the evolution of net art over a quarter century and features more than 100 works commissioned specifically for artport.

Private preview for Whitney Members:
Wednesday, November 18, 12–6 pm
Thursday, November 19, 10:30 am–6 pm
Friday, November 20, 10:30 am–5 pm

Public Opening:
Saturday, November 21

Harold Cohen at Gazelli NYC

NOV 12, 2026 - JAN 9, 2027 | Gazelli NYC

Gazelli Art House is pleased to present Harold Cohen: Painting About Representation (1962–71), the first solo exhibition of Harold Cohen (1928–2016) at the gallery’s New York location. Bringing together seventeen works from a transformative decade in the artist’s career, the exhibition revisits Cohen’s remarkable achievements as a painter before his pioneering work with computers. From the ambitious abstract canvases that established his international reputation to the increasingly systematic investigations of his later paintings, the exhibition reveals how his enduring fascination with representation laid the intellectual foundations for AARON, one of the earliest and most influential artificial intelligence art-making systems.

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Field by Leander Herzog at Nguyen Wahed + Addie's performance

OCT 28, 2026 - JAN 2027

Field is a continuous landscape of grass, generated in real time and never repeating a single frame. The work runs on its own, shifting and rendering without pause or loop, while responding to the presence of its viewers and folding them into the collective image. Visitors enter the work on multiple registers, their gestures and movements absorbed into the field as they happen. What appears as nature is entirely code.

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