Today’s XR Lab will an opportunity for members to use our Production Lab and equipment to work on their projects.

Today’s XR Lab will an opportunity for members to use our Production Lab and equipment to work on their projects.

For Late Night Art December, we will present Eavesdroppings, a work-in-progress by Una Walker. 6-8pm.

Today’s XR Lab will feature a presentation of Aiden Brady’s Immersive Arts project, followed by an opportunity for members to use our Production Lab and equipment to work on their projects.

This Friday 7th November at 2pm, artists will have the opportunity to discuss their applications with Matthew Malcolm, Creative Industries Development Officer (ACNI) in relation to the Individual Artists Digital Evolution Awards.

The official launch of OBSIDIAN at Ridde'l’s Warehouse will be during Late Night Art November, Thursday 6th November, 6-9pm!

Aoife Dunne will discuss her multidisciplinary practice and her current large-scale, site-specific installation OBSIDIAN at an artist talk on Wednesday 5th November, 5-6pm.

Learn how to get started creating basic interactive artworks using Max/MSP & Arduino.

Emancipating XR w Aiden Brady & Cailean Finn. Friday 24th October at 11:30am - 12:30pm

Aiden Brady will host a session where XR practitioners can have input on your experiences with the technology and tools that you use.

Join Ami Clarke and John D’arcy (SARC) for a sonic jam that combines a collective writing project with listening and sound.

This one-day intensive workshop offers a comprehensive introduction to TouchDesigner, the powerful node-based platform for real-time interactive media.

Can Virtual Reality create a genuine spiritual experience? Find out at the Digtal Arts Studios with Thomas Patrick on Thursday 28th August.

Join Matthew Malcolm and Gilly Campbell from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland for an info session about the China Artists Residency (SIAP) funding opportunity which is open for digital artists in Northern Ireland.

We are thrilled to announce that Allison Maria Rodriguez will be returning to Belfast in August to give a talk about A Human Glimpse of Cosmic Time, a project that incorporates footage of Northern Irish neolithic sacred sites, filmed during her residency at Digital Arts Studios in 2023.

In this field trip workshop to a location around Lough Neagh, we will consider ways of ‘sensing’ the lough through various technological devices provided by DAS and participants.

We are delighted to showcase Malfunctioning Wor(l)ds by Helena Hamilton during our Late Night Art event on Thursday 7th August 2025. Helena will also give an artist talk.

Rodrigo Romero-Flores will give an artist talk to coincide with his new immersive installation Collateral Landscapes on Friday 4th July 1-2pm.

We are excited to announce the launch of our new Production Lab, a reinventing of our first floor exhibition space at DAS during Late Night Art July. This event will also showcase new work, Collateral Landscapes by Rodrigo Romero-Flores.

This workshop introduces Google Tilt Brush/Open Brush as VR painting applications, covering installation, setup, and examples of 3D art that explore composition, perspective, colour, form, and lighting, including a demo of tools and features through screen mirroring and discussion of the pros and cons of 3D drawing.

Aiden Brady will deliver a workshop artist talk relating to his current exhibition, What can you see, from over the brow? in partnership with Belfast Photo Festival.

XR Lab members are invited to a tour of Queen's University Media Lab.

Abra Dickson White will give a presentation of her project funded through her ACNI Digital Evolution Award, delving into the world of Unreal Engine and Virtual Production, discussing the development of prototypes of immersive/interactive artworks for use with future technologies.

In this session, Ami Clarke will continue the conversation on her work about the algae in Lough Neagh and about the wider issues around technology, the environment, and ‘sensing’ the lough.

Aiden Brady will deliver an artist talk relating to our current exhibition, What can you see, from over the brow? in partnership with Belfast Photo Festival.

In this session, Ami Clarke will be introducing her work about the algae in Lough Neagh and opening up a conversation about the wider issues around technology, the environment, and ‘sensing’ the lough. This event coincides with a screening of her work at PS2 / PS3.