Featured Artists: All Seeing Seneca, Jack Kaido, Zhuk, Cowboy Killer, FVCKRENDER, Pho, Terrel Jones, Reuben Wu, Sasha Stiles, Andrea Chiampo, Omentejovem
The exhibition will showcase new works by pioneering digital artists, such as Reben Wu, Sasha Stiles, and FVCKRENDER, exploring what it means to be human in an era of rapid technological innovation.
“With Offline by SuperRare, we’re re-imagining the traditional gallery model and building a space to elevate the next generation of artists and bring digital art into the heart of the New York art scene," said SuperRare Co-Founder and CEO John Crain. He continues, "the Lower East Side has always been a cultural epicenter, where art movements are born and incubated.”
As technology advances and machines increasingly mirror, and sometimes surpass, human abilities, we are forced to confront the fundamental and ancient question: What makes us human? Machines are programmed not to stop, to keep going, to be hard. The exhibition is a meditation on the unique human art of falling apart. When machines outpace human skill, and the body is inevitably born to decline, there is perhaps nothing more human than the act of falling apart. In these moments, all that remains is human will, which holds the power to rebuild.
“Art, much like code, is a universal language. Bridging the gap between art and technology isn't just about lofty ideas; it's about connecting people, having fun, and maybe even sparking a few debates,” says Mika Bar-On Nesher, Director, Offline by SuperRare. “Our world is evolving quickly, and the art world is only beginning to catch up."
Throughout history, artists and patrons have played a crucial role in preserving channels of creative expression, helping us navigate societal shifts. As we enter a new digital age, art institutions and galleries are grappling with the rapid pace of technological change. Offline by SuperRare’s first exhibition investigates the promises of the digital age—from doom scrolling and brain rot, to the boom and busts of cryptocurrencies, to the commodification of digital identities and assets. Highlighting artists on the frontlines of this digital frontier—crypto collectors, artists, and self-proclaimed “degenerates”—are the modern pioneers reshaping the landscape of art, ownership, and value in ways that echo historical movements of radical resistance and reinvention.
Offline by SuperRare is dedicated to celebrating a new class of artists who reflect and respond to technological shifts defining our time. In partnership with FRMD displays, the gallery will hold regular panels, exhibitions, and social events. Offline by SuperRare will serve as a cultural hub for artists, collectors, futurists and technologists eager to shape the future of art through community engagement.
