Zero 10 at Art Basel Miami Beach: A New Space for the Digital Era of Art

This December at Art Basel Miami Beach, Zero 10 introduces a new space dedicated to the art of the digital era. Designed to make the next chapter of contemporary art accessible to a broad audience, Zero 10 brings together artists and innovators who use technology to transform how we see, experience, and collect art. Zero 10 is presented with the support of OpenSea.

Across a curated set of presentations, visitors will encounter works by:

• Beeple Studios, showcasing robotics-driven installations that explore the boundaries between human and machine.
• Pace Gallery, featuring an immersive installation from James Turrell’s Glass series.
• bitforms gallery, tracing the evolution of generative art from early computer-based works to live code-based pieces.

On loan from the UBS Art Collection, the special presentation of Lu Yang’s DOKU – Heaven expands the dialogue between technology, identity, and spirituality.

Zero 10 also hosts Digital Dialogues, a series of talks featuring artists and thinkers shaping today’s digital culture. Participants include Beeple, Maya Man, Kiya Tadele (Yatreda), Jack Butcher, and leading curators and technologists.

The discussions will address:

• How art is created for feeds, formats, and platforms.
• What happens when memes, glitches, and algorithms enter art history.
• How AI and blockchain reshape who can create and collect art.

All talks are free and open to the public, with booking recommended.

Following its debut in Miami Beach, Zero 10 will continue across future Art Basel shows worldwide. Audiences can subscribe to the Zero 10 newsletter to be the first to hear about new presentations, special projects, and invitations to selected events.

On the cover: Kim Asendorf, Raster und Spektrum, 2025. Courtesy of the artist and Nguyen Wahed