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Self-organised artistic communities, across online and physical spaces, have helped to shape the UK's digital art scene since the 1960s. Join curator Pita Arreola (Off Site Project) in conversation with Zaiba Jabbar (Hervisions) and James Stevens (Backspace) to hear how London artist-led spaces have created the conditions for experimentation from those who founded and run them.
This conversation is part of the research project Hubs, Nodes and Networks: A New History of British Digital Art supported by the V&A and the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art.
Part of the V&A’s inaugural Digital Art Season which runs until 30 November 2024, and addresses questions of technology, creativity and digital culture.
This conversation is part of the research project Hubs, Nodes and Networks: A New History of British Digital Art supported by the V&A and the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art.
Part of the V&A’s inaugural Digital Art Season which runs until 30 November 2024, and addresses questions of technology, creativity and digital culture.
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Header image: Backspace Media Lab and Riverside Lounge, Clink Street, London © Jon R. Luini / Chime