Digital Arts Studios
Where art meets technology
We are a not-for-profit, charity operating a shared studio space in Belfast City Centre, promoting the convergence of art and technology which provides invaluable access to the resources essential to the production of and engagement with digital arts.
Current Artists-in-Residence
In partnership with BETA Festival, Ireland, Digital Arts Studios is delighted to host Aoife Dunne as Immersive Artist-in-Residence from July - October ‘25.
Vanissa Law is a Hong Kong-born composer and interdisciplinary artist, working across acoustic composition, electroacoustic experimentation, multimedia installations, and community-focused projects.
Alannah Bates (she/her) is an Irish visual artist working between sculpture, installation, and moving-image artworks.
Samar Nezamabad (b. 1999) is a Belfast & Limerick-based artist and curator exploring time, memory, and grief through experimental analogue photography and installation.
Upcoming events + workshops
Collateral Landscapes is an exhibition of new work by Rodrigo Romero-Flores open from Wednesday 2nd July until Thursday 10th July.
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.
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 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.
News
Following our recent Immersive Residency Open Call in partnership with Beta Festival Ireland, we are delighted to announce the selected artist is Aoife Dunne.
Digital Arts Studios presents What can you see, from over the brow? by Aiden Brady, in partnership with Belfast Photo Festival.
Today, armed with a GoPro Max camera, we went to Riddel’s Warehouse to take some 360 videos and photographs to help artists get a sense of the space when considering their applications for the Immersive Residency.