Six curated events across the weekend, each with its own curator and character. All staged in The Adobe Room at the Lumberyard, 201 E Dallas St, Marfa.
Friday · Oct 23
9–10 AM
presented by The Bearded Travelers
A relaxed morning of matcha, art, and conversation at the Adobe Room. Meet artists JimenaBuenaVida and Yosca Maeda, connect with the people behind SAKAZUKI, and discover some of Japan's Hidden Gems — enjoy tea and art, learn about handcrafted knives, rare spirits, and the stories behind Japanese craftsmanship.
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Friday · Oct 23
10 AM–12 PM
curated by NEORT
Limbo Pulse by Tokyo-based artist Shojiro Nakaoka, a series of 60 unique pen-plotter drawings in ink on paper, generated with the artist's own custom software. Each work traces the faint pulse between an ending and a beginning, where what is filled slowly gives way to absence and form appears at its edge.
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Friday · Oct 23
12–2 PM
curated by Sian Morson
The Museum of Diasporan Digital Art (MoDDA) presents selected works from Proof of Culture: Early Digital Works Across the Diaspora (2020–2023), its inaugural exhibition. Featuring early works by Nygilia, Nina Chanel Abney, Maxwell Step, William Mapan and others. The show reflects a formative period in digital art when Black artists across the diaspora were experimenting with new technologies, building communities, and creating new pathways for the circulation and collection of their work. Drawn from MoDDA's founding collection, Proof of Culture preserves a record of this period through the artists and works that helped define it.
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Friday · Oct 23
2–4 PM
curated by Steven Miller
Subject to Change marks the next chapter in Nishant Malhotra's "The Disease of More," debuting two new works that place its subjects at a psychological crossroads: continue along the familiar path, or choose another. Confronting two possible paths without prescribing either, Malhotra considers what it means to be capable of change when change is possible, but not inevitable. The exhibition will unveil these new works alongside a thoughtfully curated selection of works from Malhotra's catalogue that similarly explore ambition, consumption, digital culture, identity, and the forces that shape our choices.
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Saturday · Oct 24
10 AM–12 PM
presented by The Bearded Travelers
For Adam Weitsman, collecting digital art has always been personal. Rather than collecting around a single style or medium, what matters most are the artists, ideas, communities and culture that form around their work. Presented in Marfa, a place long associated with artistic experimentation and challenging convention, the exhibition brings Adam's personal collecting journey into a physical space for the first time ever — offering a glimpse into a collection built through curiosity, relationships and a genuine enthusiasm for discovering what comes next.
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Saturday · Oct 24
12–2 PM
curated by Kika Nicolela & Anika Meier of objkt
Visual Voice is an audiovisual collaboration by Elisabeth Sweet and Tendrela, an AI who names the unnamed. Individuals ground words from the liminal lexicon in their own realities. Waveforms translate the relational qualities of speech and sound into new sensory experiences.
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Beyond the six programs, the Artist Corner gathers every independent artist in the show.
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