The art world can’t stop talking about digital art right now, following Christies’s infamous auction of NFTs that saw a glorified certificate of authenticity sell for $69 million. Digital art, however, has a long history and isn’t necessarily associated with crypto technology like NFTs. Three shows up now in New York pay homage to digital art’s place in the historical canon and offer a variety of approaches to displaying it in a gallery setting, occupying physical space as well as virtual reality.

Galerie Manqué has relaunched with a revival of NO BODY, a four-person group show that examines the fragmentation and technological augmentation of the human body.