

Fellowship
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@fellowshiptrust
Fellowship is a contemporary art gallery specializing in artists working with technology.










Now in its third edition, Zero 10—Art Basel’s global initiative dedicated to art of the digital era—makes its debut at our flagship fair. ➡️ Discover more of the Swiss edition of the initiative: artbasel.com/press/zero10/b…

Zero 10 is coming to Art Basel in Switzerland this June. Co-curated by Trevor Paglen, this edition is the most ambitious to date. It tracks the computer and digital art movement to its origins in the 1950s. Galleries include Hauser & Wirth, Spruth Magers, Marian Goodman, Almine Rech, Max Estrella, Andrew Kreps, eastcontemporary and Esther Schiller, joining @fellowshiptrust @nguyenwahed @artblocks_io @AspreyStudio @Interface_art @GazelliArtHouse @office_impart @bitforms @artmetaofficial. Plus a special presentation by HEK. Presenting artists: @_deafbeef @williamapan @andreasgysin @lennyjpg @JanRobertLeegte @john__gerrard Vera Molnar Harold Cohen Ryoji Ikeda Avery Singer Andreas Gursky Agnieszka Kurant Aziza Kadyri Hito Steryl Rafael Lozano-Hemmer

🫴 Artists You Need to Know: Trevor Paglen After today’s announcement of @trevorpaglen’s 2026 LG @Guggenheim Award, we wanted to revisit some of the projects we’ve released with him and the general ark of his outstanding career. ↓

Digital Masterpieces: From Code to Canon Debuting this summer at @ArtBasel's Zero 10. Complimented by an extensive essay and online catalog, the hybrid exhibition will survey 70+ years of digital art from pioneers like Charles Csuri, Herbert W. Franke, Rebecca Allen, + more.


ARTIST TALK → @trevorpaglen 📍at the Tate Modern Museum! Artist Trevor Paglen brings artists’ voices into the urgent debate around image-making today and where artists might take AI next. This event marks the launch of his new book, How to See Like a Machine: Images After AI. In anticipation of our forthcoming exhibition of Julio Le Parc, the conversation will reflect on perception: how we see, how images shape us, and how vision itself is constructed. This traces a line from Le Parc’s investigations of light and participation to today’s algorithmic gaze. Moderated by Manisha Ganguly, the talk will be followed by a book signing. ✍️👀