Visit a new exhibition curated by our Curator-in-Residence, Milia Xin Bi, featuring works by artists Vytas Jankauskas, Jan Zuiderfeld, and Joseph Wilk. Exploring our evolving relationship with intelligent technologies, this playful, interactive exhibition asks us to consider how our actions influence technological futures — and, in a system shaped by AI, who makes the next move?

Join us this Saturday 14 February for a free family friendly workshop and get creative with technology! Transform your friends and family into digital avatars using 3D scanners, and turn everyday objects into microphones. Whether your child is a budding game designer, artist, or simply curious about technology, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

We are delighted to launch an open call for Digital Crip Camp, a new 14-week paid programme supporting early-career producers in developing screen-based immersive narrative projects centred on accessibility. This new programme will support the development of 10 projects, with up to 20 participants, advancing proposed concepts to pitching level.

We’re seeking a Lead Technician to join our team! Each year, we support, commission, and collaborate with dozens of artists and creatives, offering career-enhancing opportunities to develop and present ambitious new work. The Lead Technician is a key point of contact across projects, working closely with artists and external suppliers, managing FACT’s technical resources, and ensuring our technical capabilities are used to their fullest potential.