8NAP ART × Superchief present
Digital Encounters
Digital artwork releases begin in May 2026.
Two-day IRL programme August 7 & 8, 2026 at Museo Anahuacalli, Mexico City.
- More than 20 artists
- Multi-Phase Release
- Museo Anahuacalli, Mexico City
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About the programme
A long-form cultural dialogue
Digital Encounters is a new digital art programme presented by 8NAP ART and Superchief, bringing a diverse group of international artists together to create new works exclusively for the project in dialogue with Museo Anahuacalli, Diego Rivera’s unfinished City of Arts.
Artwork releases begin in May and continue through August, capturing the spirit of digital art through editions, long-form works, and one-of-one auctions, before the project comes together in Mexico City for two days of art, conversation, and community.
This project is developed in close collaboration with the Rivera family, Museo Anahuacalli, and cultural experience studio Mythaic.
The cohorts
Participating artists
The programme brings more than 20 international artists together to create new works exclusively for Digital Encounters in dialogue with Museo Anahuacalli, Diego Rivera’s unfinished City of Arts, and the question at the heart of the project:
“In a world of infinite information and impulses, what carries enough meaning to become myth?”
0009@0009ine
AKC@lineofakc
Alfredo Salazar-Caro@TMVRTX
Alkan Avcıoğlu@EvergreenDazed
Amadon@amadon
Andrea Ciulu@andrea_ciulu
Anna Condo@a1111ac011d0
BoredJosei@BoredJosei
Coldie@Coldie
Dario Lanza@dariolanza_art
DeltaSauce@deltasauce
g0naji@g0naji
Harto@harto_fr
InfiniteYay@infiniteyay
Laura El@iamlaurael
Modest@m0dest___
NeuroColor@neurocolor
Noper@bagdelete
Rebecca Rose@RebeccaRose
Sheldrick@sheldrick_ai
Vikki Bardot@VikkiBardot
The site
Why Museo Anahuacalli
Diego Rivera conceived Anahuacalli as La Ciudad de las Artes, or the City of Arts, and it was built to honour the passage of time itself. Constructed from volcanic stone native to the Pedregal region south of Mexico City, and designed to bear the weight of Mesoamerican memory, the City of Arts remains deliberately open, inviting the public to explore and interpret his work. Rivera’s collection is a remarkable archive of Mesoamerican art and mythology in dialogue with the building itself. Rivera wrote:
“I built Anahuacalli to house not only the art of the past, but also the art of the future.”
What is this project?
Digital Encounters is a new digital art programme presented by 8NAP ART and Superchief. It brings more than 20 international artists into dialogue with Museo Anahuacalli through a series of releases culminating in a two-day IRL public programme in Mexico City on August 7 & 8, 2026.
Who is participating?
More than 20 international artists are participating. Please see the artist section above for details.
How does the multi-phase release work?
Artwork releases begin in May and continue through August, spanning editions, long-form works, and one-of-one auctions.
How do collectors participate?
There is no single pre-purchase option for the full programme. Each phase has tiered access: 8NAP Passholders receive priority, followed by an allowlist, followed by public availability if works remain. All artwork will be released on Ethereum mainnet.
When does it start?
Artwork releases begin in May 2026. The project then comes together in Mexico City for a two-day IRL programme on August 7 & 8, 2026 at Museo Anahuacalli.
Where will updates be shared?
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