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LAURENCE GARTEL: Father of Digital Art: Pushing Boundaries

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The year 2026 was one of the most prolific years of Mr. Gartel’s career. He started out the year with a fashion show with IcMercury with Artworks that are about the surrealism of space. Each model held works of Art while traveling down the runway. Following Gartel’s prolific writings were included into the permanent collection of the Nova Southeastern University (NSU) Alvin Sherman Library where students and faculty could learn about Mr. Gartel’s cutting edge Digital Art for years to come. The recent books: “WARHOL VS GARTEL HYP POP” organized by the Lucca Museum’s director Maurizio Vanni, as well as “Artificial Intelligence and Robotics” written in three languages (English, French and Russian), “Obsession” another book on the transformation of a single being in time and space morphing in time and space to other locations and looks: “Beyond the Lines, A 21st Century Book to Color” allows collectors to interact with the Art from 1975-2026, and the fourth book, “EYE ROBOT” which is a staggering “644” on the assimilation and  escalation of robots in society. Now Mr. Gartel has just completed the fifth book in the series: “GARTEL MEDIA BLITZ” which is over 500 pages on the media, press, book covers, magazine stories, exhibition announcements, commissioned project etc from the last 50 years. This book will be available November 2026.

Gartel entered his film into the Nice Port International Film Festival and won Best Documentary and Lifetime Achievement Award. The movie was directed by Italian filmmaker Roberto Dassoni who previously made a film with Gartel titled, “Inspired Piacenza.” Gartel also held a film screening of his documentary movie in Delray Beach, Florida where the film commissioner of Palm Beach County Michelle Hillary attended.

Gartel traveled to NY where he did a film screening at the Graduate Center at his alma mater, School of Visual Arts. He then delivered the  opening keynote speech for the Creativity Conference at Microsoft. His powerful visionary lecture addressed “Art and Aging” whereby the Artist is only growing momentum as time goes on. – “More knowledge spawns growth.” “The mind is a vessel of expansion just like the universe.” states Mr. Gartel. The celebration continued at a Birthday Party/Fashion Show celebration in lower Manhattan. Designer Kevin Myers

Returning to Florida Gartel created “America250” for the History of Ft Lauderdale Museum during July 4th celebration honoring the first President of the United States, George Washington. Gartel painted Washington live, via his robot courtesy of the Robohood corporation. Now Gartel is going back to produce a retrospective at the museum with a show titled, “GARTEL: The Digital Art Breakthrough,”50 Years of Vision, Technology, & Innovation.” New works will be featured. Gartel never stopping his creative expression pushes the limits with a body of work utilizing Augmented Reality. Here is an exclusive look at the latest events and current works.

Events:

  • “Ic Mercury Fashion Show” Miami
  • “Digital Titan” Best Documentary/Lifetime Achievement Award
  • “Nova Southwestern University (NSU) Book Signing Event” – Laurence Gartel signing image
  • “Creativity Conference at Microsoft” Promotion
  • “Ceativity Conference at Microsoft” Poster
  • “Digital Titan” Screening at School of Visual Arts” Poster
  • “America 250″ Robotic Painting of George Washington, at History Ft Lauderdale Museum” Poster
  • “GARTEL The Digital Art Breakthrough” at History Ft Lauderdale Museum, Poster, Upcoming Museum Retrospective
  • “Daytripping in the Palm Beaches, with Cindy Hing, TV Show
  • “Digital Titan,” Film Screening at Movies of Delray
  • “Creativity Conference at Microsoft” Lecture
  • “GARTEL on Ben Castro Podcast” Talk

New Augmented Reality (AR) ARTWORKS:

  • “Angels” (c) GARTEL 2026
  • “Dolly” (c) GARTEL 2026
  • “Deven” (c) GARTEL 2026
  • “GARTEL Discoverer” (c) GARTEL 2026
  • “Patricia” (c) GARTEL 2026
  • “Perla” (c) GARTEL 2026
  • “Princessa and Basket” (c) GARTEL 2026
  • “Tim’s Room” (c) GARTEL 2026
  • “Young Laurence” (c)) 2026
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