"A well put together exhibition, interesting and unique. I have never seen a digital exhibition before and this has been a positive experience." Student Highbury Grove.

​The Access All Areas Tour in collaboration with Highbury Grove School brought young people to the exhibition. ​The tour was hosted by multimedia artist and Director of Art in Flux Aphra Shemza who provided an exclusive tour of the Art in Flux:
Access All Areas exhibition held at the British Computer society. The exhibition presents 3D printed sculpture, light artworks, AR pieces, a moving image programme and performative NFTs, as well as an animation program of student work from Bournemouth, Greenwich and Roehampton Universities. It also premieres the Art in Flux Archive Collection of original prints from their community of artists that will be donated to the renowned Computer Arts Society and their historic media arts archive following the exhibition.

Outline:
10.00-10.15am: Aphra Shemza introduction to Art in Flux and own artistic practice
10.15-10.30am: Q&A around professional practice
10.30-11.30am: Guided tour of the exhibition and the artworks within it
11.30-11.50am: Explore the exhibition in your own time
11.50-12.00pm: Feedback and forms

The Access All Areas exhibition features art works by the Art in Flux community, its founders,  Maria Almena , Aphra Shemza and Olive Gingrich and some of the UK’s foremost pioneering media artists - with a focus on underrepresentation in the Media Arts. In this quest, the exhibition presents artworks by the artists Aminder Virdee, Analema Group, Aphra Shemza, Ashokkumar Mistry, Becky Lyon, boredomresearch, Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley, Eva Sbaraini, Graham Diprose, Kimatica Studio, Magik Door, Mowgli, Natasha Trotman, Olive Gingrich & Shama Rahman, Paul Friedlander, Stacey Pitsillides & Ghislaine Boddington, Stuart Batchelor, as well as Zarah Hussain. 
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​Access all Areas is supported by the Arts Council of England, Heritage Lottery Funding, the Computer Arts Society, EVA London and the British Computer Society.

"It was great to have the opportunity to hear how the work was made and the power of working in an organisation." Student Highbury Grove.