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Whitney Museum of American Art

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Connections (past & present)

Members: Christiane Paul, Drew Sawyer, Marcela Guerrero
Hosted events: Parting Worlds, BitStreams, Geometric Abstraction, Harold Cohen: AARON, Programmed: Rules, Codes, and Choreographies in Art, 1965-2018, Structure of Color, Whitney Biennial, CODeDOC, Whitney Biennial 2026

Roles and affiliations reflect coverage; some may be former.

Collected works · 6

Facetune Portrait—Universal Beauty, Puerto Rico

Gretchen Andrew

Facetune Portrait—Universal Beauty, USA

Gretchen Andrew

Facetune Portraits

Gretchen Andrew

Michael Mandiberg

Coverage · 35 articles

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2026THE CANONS OF DIGITAL ART

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2026The Art of Computers | Apple at 50
2026The Interview | Maya Man
2026The Hand of AARON | Harold Cohen’s Freehand Line Algorithm
2026A-Z of Digital Art 2026
2026Digital Art Acquisitions in 2025
2025Samia Halaby and Joshua Citarella to show at Whitney Biennial
2025How Digital Art Found its HEFT
2024On net.art, postinternet, and CryptoArt
2023The Lumen Interview | Nye Thompson and UBERMORGEN

Passing

2026Painter of Machines | Miltos Manetas
2026Altered Image | Nancy Burson
2026My Frankenstein | David Salle’s AI Experiment
2026On Collecting | From CryptoCats to Computational Media
2026The Artists at the Intersection
2025Zero 10 | Digital Art Goes Mainstream at Art Basel
2025Infinite Images | The Art of Algorithms
2025Replacement Character | Luke Shannon
2025On Painting’s Digital Ruins
2025The Interview | Sara Ludy
2025The World’s Largest GIF
2025Where Next for Digital Art?
2023FEMMEBIT and the New California
2023NFTs and the Law of the Blockchain
2023The Power of Community Curation | JPG
2023Pixel Art and the Age of Technostalgia
2023Frank Stella and the Rights of the Artist
2023How Do You Judge The Lumen Prize?
2023Rebecca Allen and the Birth of Virtual Reality
2023An Interview with LaTurbo Avedon
2023An Interview with Manfred Mohr
2023Can AI Unlock the Unconscious?
2023How NFTs Changed Digital Art Forever
2023The Lumen Prize NFT Award
2023Web3 and the New Social Contract

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