May 21–24, 2026
New York 2026
Chelsea Industrial 550 W 28th St, New York
FOCUS New York
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: May 21–24, 2026
: Chelsea Industrial 550 W 28th St, New York
Human–Technology Coexistence
FOCUS Art Fair New York returns to Chelsea Industrial, presenting contemporary Asian art in one of the world’s most dynamic cultural districts.
Guided by the theme “Human–Technology Coexistence,” this edition highlights works engaging with our changing relationship to technology: AI, digital worlds, automation, and new tools, while remaining open to the full range of artistic practices on view. Through curated presentations and public programmes, FOCUS creates space for discovery, dialogue, and cultural exchange.
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In its third iteration in New York, Focus Art Fair closes out the season and maintains its mission of promoting artwork born from collaborations with technology. As conversations about the moral, ethical, financial, and environmental impacts of artificial intelligence proliferate in the creative sector, Focus contributes to the dialogue by incorporating artists whose practices are enhanced by AI, robotics, and other assistive technology…
ARTNEWS NET
展览现场划分为多个展区，A、B 区 汇聚全球顶尖画廊及艺术机构，包括 OPENING GALLERY（纽约）、ORLAN、HLPROJECT（巴黎）、GYAGYAGYA GALLERY（东京）、ROJO GALERIE（马尼拉）。C 区 关注人工智能与机器人技术在艺术创作中的突破应用，展出数字艺术、NFT 作品及机器辅助艺术，探索技术如何扩展艺术的可能性。亮点作品包括 Jinah Roh 的互动式 AI 机器人雕塑、Florian Markus 的机械臂绘画、Taezoo Park 的“数字存在”装置，以及 Server Demirtaş 的“机械虚构”雕塑。P 区 设有 16 位艺术家的开放式工作室，观众可深入艺术家创作空间进行互动。
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Sunlight finally peeked out on Manhattan this Thursday evening, just as a line started wrapping around Chelsea Industrial, on West 28th Street—artists, fans, collectors, and Andres Serrano, all queuing for a first look at Focus Art Fair, “the only NYC fair dedicated to the intersection of tech-enabled and traditional art.” Inside, 52 exhibitors from over 10 countries explore this year’s curatorial theme, “Human Creativity vs. Machine Potential,” with an eye for East Asian artists…
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