Jennifer and Kevin McCoy are New York-based digital media artists whose work extends from film and video to installation, generative art, and robotics. In 2014, Kevin co-invented the NFT with Anil Dash, making the McCoys’ digital artwork Quantum the first to be tokenized on the blockchain. This September, a robot they built will autonomously create art while on display at Ryan Lee Gallery in New York. Their work is in the permanent collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and other major museums.

Auriea Harvey is a pioneering digital artist and sculptor known for her innovative work at the intersection of the physical and the virtual. A significant figure in the digital art world since emerging in the Net Art scene of the early 1990s, she later co-founded the independent video game studio Tale of Tales, known for acclaimed games such as The Endless Forest. More recently, she has been working with 3D-modeled sculptures that exist both on-screen and as tangible objects through 3D printing. She currently has a survey exhibition, “My Veins Are the Wires, My Body Is Your Keyboard," on view at the Museum of the Moving Image in New York.ShareRewrite

Marc Glimcher is the CEO of Pace Gallery, the leading global art gallery known for representing the estates of legends like Picasso, Calder, Rothko, and De Kooning while also driving innovation at the intersection of art and technology, embracing immersive experiences, NFTs, AI, and even sending art to the moon in the case of the artist Jeff Koons. In 2021, Pace launched the dedicated NFT platform Pace Verso; in 2023, the gallery entered a partnership with Erick Calderon’s Art Blocks. Glimcher was also the co-founder of Superblue, an enterprise focused on experiential and immersive art.

Cathy Hackl is a prominent tech executive, futurist, and media personality known for her expertise in emerging technologies. Known as the "Godmother of the Metaverse," Hackl is the co-CEO of Spatial Dynamics and advises brands like Nike, Walmart, and Louis Vuitton on strategies involving gaming, augmented reality, AI, and spatial computing; she previously worked at Amazon Web Services (AWS), Magic Leap, and HTC VIVE. Named as one of Ad Age’s Leading Women of 2023, she is also the host of Adweek's TechMagic podcast.

Ryan Zurrer, a venture capitalist and founder of Dialectic and Vine Ventures, is a prominent collector and advocate of digital art and NFTs. Known for acquiring Beeple's Human One for $29 million and donating Refik Anadol’s AI artwork Unsupervised to MoMA along with Pablo Rodriguez-Fraile, he is also the founder of 1OF1, a collective dedicated to the patronage of digital art and its advancement in the traditional art world.

Refik Anadol is a Turkish-American new media artist celebrated for his innovative use of artificial intelligence in art. Based in Los Angeles, Anadol is renowned for creating immersive installations that transform data into dynamic visual experiences. His groundbreaking work Unsupervised at MoMA draws on the museum’s collection to reinterpret over 200 years of art history using AI, generating continuously evolving visuals that engaged giant crowds when it went on view in 2022. Anadol has also collaborated with the Yawanawá community in the Amazon, creating digital artworks that merge indigenous art with environmental data, highlighting the importance of cultural preservation and ecological awareness.

Anicka Yi is a conceptual artist known for incorporating living and perishable materials in her work. Heavily influenced by science and biology, her work explores the blurred lines between human, animal, plant, and machine to create a "biopolitics of the senses." Yi has exhibited globally at institutions from Tate Modern to the Guggenheim and has been recognized by such prestigious awards as the Hugo Boss Prize.

Sam Spratt is a digital artist renowned for blending classical painting techniques with web3 technology, immersing his community of collectors and followers in intricate storytelling worlds replete with interactive elements. A graduate of the Savannah College of Art and Design, Spratt is most associated with his "LUCI" series, a collection of digital paintings paired with written psalms that explore the rediscovery of ancient human values in a post-historic world, inviting collectors to influence the narrative through token elements. Celebrated for the emotional depth and technical precision of his art, Spratt has also collaborated with major brands, like Netflix and Marvel.

Sarah Meyohas’s practice provides an intelligible visual language to articulate the systems and complex operations that increasingly govern our world. In 2015, she created Bitchcoin, a cryptocurrency backed by her physical artwork, which predated the launch of Ethereum and is the first tokenization of physical art on a blockchain; her subsequent work has spanned from sculpture and architecture to performance and filmmaking, often incorporating technological elements ranging from artificial intelligence to robotics and holography. In addition to her artistic endeavors, Meyohas invests in companies that align with her moral and aesthetic values. Her areas of focus include human enhancement, cryptographic infrastructure, and deep-tech broadly defined, encompassing robotics, AI, and biotech. She currently invests through Bluebirds Capital and has previously served as a special partner at Pascal Capital and a venture partner at Spark Capital.

Kenny Schachter is an artist, writer, curator, art collector, and NFT advocate who has been a dynamic force in the art world for over 30 years. Known for his candid and humorous columns on Artnet, Schachter critiques the traditional art market while championing digital art and NFTs. He has co-curated groundbreaking NFT exhibitions, including “NFTism: No Fear in Trying” in London in 2021, and a survey of his own art—an exhibition of sculpture, painting, and installation with digital counterparts for each physical work—is currently on view at Galerie Nagel Draxler in Cologne, entitled “Phone Face." Schachter is also an in-demand teacher on the subjects of art history and economics in addition to NFTs, and has lectured at prestigious institutions including Yale University, Columbia University, Harvard Law School, and the University of Zurich.