Founded in London (2021), Fellowship is dedicated to supporting and advancing the careers of artists who explore the boundaries of art using innovative technologies.
From new media such as photography and video to machine learning and artificial intelligence, these investigations are crucial to understanding the current and ever-evolving position of art in contemporary society.
Fellowship’s ambitious curatorial program investigates diverse themes and fosters meaningful dialogues across the works of established, mid-career, and emerging artists. Through this intentional cross-pollination, Fellowship maps a dynamic narrative of how technology is reshaping contemporary art and redefining artistic expression. With exhibition spaces in London, Los Angeles, Marrakech, and Sardinia, Fellowship supports artists through an ambitious international program of exhibitions, special projects, and artist development initiatives.
Fellowship’s ambitious curatorial program investigates diverse themes and fosters meaningful dialogues across the works of established, mid-career, and emerging artists. Through this intentional cross-pollination, Fellowship maps a dynamic narrative of how technology is reshaping contemporary art and redefining artistic expression. With exhibition spaces in London, Los Angeles, Marrakech, and Sardinia, Fellowship supports artists through an ambitious international program of exhibitions, special projects, and artist development initiatives.
Niceaunties, Auntiverse, Chapter No. 2, Spa Menu #0101, 2024. Installed in London
Leila Alaoui, Les Marocains, 2012. Installed in Marrakech
Fellowship represents artists whose groundbreaking works exemplify the intersection of art and technology. Artists exhibited include Guy Bourdin, Sofia Crespo, Cristina de Middel, Holly Herndon & Mat Dryhurst, Elman Mansimov, Sarah Meyohas, Joel Meyerowitz, Niceaunties, Trevor Paglen, August Sander, Laurie Simmons, Sasha Stiles, Yatreda, and Grant Yun. Through these extensive exhibitions, art fairs, and curatorial initiatives, Fellowship has rapidly emerged as a leader working with the most innovative artists utilizing new digital media. By working with leading artists in the space who utilize technology at the core of their practice, Fellowship has cultivated a devoted base of collectors keen to support our artists and their groundbreaking practices.
As we continue to evolve, Fellowship remains committed to exploring how technology shapes society and artistic practice today.
As we continue to evolve, Fellowship remains committed to exploring how technology shapes society and artistic practice today.
Holly Herndon and Mat Dryhurst with sub, The Call, The Hearth, 2024. Installed at Serpentine, London. Image © Leon Chew
