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.