National Gallery X events with Art in Flux
A series of curated, online talks working in collaboration with Art in Flux: a charitable organisation committed to furthering the development of the media arts community in the UK.
Art in Flux: Radical Ecology
A National Gallery X event in collaboration with Art in Flux, curated by Aphra Shemza.
Art in Flux: Transcendence
A National Gallery X event in collaboration with Art in Flux, curated by Maria Almena.
Art in Flux: The Invisible
A National Gallery X event in collaboration with Art in Flux, curated by Olive Gingrich In June 2021.
Shifting Ground
A National Gallery X event in collaboration with Art in Flux and curated by Aphra Shemza.
‘Levitations’ - exploring “transformative media art experiences”
A National Gallery X event in collaboration with Art in Flux, curated by Maria Almena
Gender*uck - Media art and beyond gender
A National Gallery X event in collaboration with Art in Flux and curated by Olive Gingrich
Art in Flux: Reclaimed
A National Gallery X event in collaboration with Art in Flux
About Art in Flux
Founded in 2016 at Light of Soho gallery in London by the artists Maria Almena, Olive Gingrich and Aphra Shemza, FLUX is a charitable organisation committed to furthering the development of the media arts community in the UK. As an artist-led forum, FLUX offers a space for collaboration and exchange as key artists and organisations come together to profile their work. Through talks, events, performance evenings, workshops and exhibitions, FLUX brings these ideas to the wider public - providing a fluid platform to discuss strategies, processes and collective themes within the media arts. FLUX is committed to the ever-changing needs of media artists working right now in the UK and will remain in a dynamic state of change in order to facilitate them.
What is National Gallery X?
National Gallery X (NGX) is a partnership between the National Gallery and King's College London. It brings together King's College London’s research with the art and audiences of the Gallery to create the new museum experiences technology could make possible in the future.
