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@bitforms
Founded in 2001, bitforms gallery represents established, mid-career, and emerging artists critically engaged with new technologies.
131 Allen Street, New York
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    Aug 5
    @YesClaudiaHart in conversation with Jakob Dwight for @whitehotmag on four decades of intermedia work, her Digital Combines, and receiving ACM SIGGRAPH’s 2026 Distinguished Artists Award for Lifetime Achievement in Digital Art.
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    In Conversation: Intermedia Art Pioneer Claudia Hart
    From whitehotmagazine.com
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    Jul 31
    Tomorrow is the last day to see "time is a flat circle". Exhibition closes Sat, Aug 1. Gallery hours: 11 AM to 6 PM. Featuring: Erick Antonio Benitez, Ricardo Cabret, Lou Fauroux, Umber Majeed. In collaboration with Rip Space, co-curated by Vera Petukhova and Valerie Oakley.
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    Jul 24
    Umber Majeed is a 2026 NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellow in Digital and Electronic Arts! See her work in our current show, time is a flat circle. Majeed's writing, performance, and animation work engage with familial archives to explore Pakistani state, urban, and digital infrastructure
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    Jul 21
    Manfred Mohr will be exhibiting works from the @CentrePompidou permanent collection in an exhibition “Computer Worlds". This exhibition will be opening September 24 - February 14th. Created entirely from Centre Pompidou's collections, “Computer Worlds” retraces the history of
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    Jul 14
    Pictured is Ricardo Cabret’s Alternate perspectives, same reality, 2026 and Carrier of Entropy, 2026 Within Cabret’s practice, a tension between the systems used to organize space and the disorder those systems inevitably fail to contain is often personified by the presence of a
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