Open Studio Day

Join us for a special Open Studios Day as we open to the public the Digital Art Centre six floors of creative workspaces in Camden. Explore the latest work of a community of 140 artists, makers, and designers, meet artists in their studios, and gain insight into their creative environments and practices. An overview of the of participating artists can be found .

Alongside the open studios, visitors can experience the wider programme across the building, including the exhibition by Ambie Drew, a Media Wall screening by Maya Man, an exhibition tour with Head of Programmes Pita Arreola, and the launch of by Raza Tariq.

ARTIST BIO

is a multidisciplinary artist based in Worcester. Her practice interrogates how digital consumerism and artificial intelligence shape the construction of gender and female identity online. Working across moving image, sculptural installation, and text, Ambie adopts a hyperfeminised alter ego to explore the consequences of living in a heavily mediated world where the physical and digital exist in constant flux. Incorporating obsolete technologies, her work reflects on how intimacy, memory, and reality are entangled with internet culture and machine-driven desire.

is an artist focused on contemporary identity culture on the internet. Her websites, generative series, and installations examine dominant narratives around femininity, authenticity, and the performance of self online. She has exhibited internationally at the Whitney Museum of American Art, NYC; bitforms, NYC; SOOT, Tokyo; Verse, London; House of Electronic Arts (HeK), Basel; and the online platform Feral File. She has been invited to speak on her work at The New Museum, NYC; The V&A and Tate Britain, London; and MOCA, Los Angeles. Maya organises a curatorial project called HEART, previously run out of her studio in SoHo, NYC.

is a London-born conceptual artist whose work examines ritual & technē as coextensive systems. In a world where technology and its influence become invisible, he asks what form visual traditions surrounding shared ideas of an “invisible” take, resituating the Islamic as conceptual occurrence rather than classical object.

CURATOR BIO

Pita Arreola is Head of Programmes at arebyte, leading the organisation’s artistic programme. With fifteen years of experience in the arts, she has worked closely with creatives to develop experimental projects that critically examine the social and cultural impact of emerging technologies. Based in London, she is also the Co-Founder of Off Site Project, a curatorial platform supporting new media talent. Since 2017, Pita has collaborated with over 200 artists from across the globe, and from 2021 to 2024 she served as Curator of Digital Art at the Victoria and Albert Museum. She is co-editor of Digital Art: 1960s–Now (V&A, Thames & Hudson, 2024), a book tracing the histories and evolution of digital arts.

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