Providing space and support for artists

We are a not-for-profit, charity operating a shared studio space in Belfast City Centre, promoting the convergence of art and technology and provides invaluable access to the resources essential to the production of and engagement with digital arts.

The Home Residency at DAS is a high-quality intensive programme which offers artists four months to work on a specific project of their choice. Artists will have the opportunity to develop their skills and artistic practice on this enriching programme.
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The DAS Support Hub is a new provision for artists, arts organisations or groups to gain expert technical help, advice and training.
The aim of this support provision is to assist you in the development of your skills to create new digital work, to gain specific technical knowledge or simply point you in the right direction.
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DAS holds a range of audio-visual equipment that is accessible to all artists, community groups and the general public via our membership scheme.
We also now have a studio/workshop room that is available to hire on a daily basis.
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Click HERE to view upcoming workshops on our Workshop page.
Click HERE to view our online workshops which are accessible immediately.
DAS has showcased work by many artists in a range of exhibitions in partnership with local galleries including PS2, Platform Arts, Pollen Studios, Belfast Exposed, Cotton Court Gallery, The Beanbag Cinema, The Ulster University Art Gallery and the Golden Thread Gallery.
We are now excited to showcase artists in our new dedicated exhibition room.
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Current Artists-in-Residence

Artist Archive

Rodrigo Romero-Flores

Rodrigo Romero-Flores is a chilean poet, sound composer and visual artist, based in Northern Ireland.

Maya Todd

Maya Todd is an Irish artist and researcher working primarily with constructed textile structures.

John Crothers

John is a multifaceted artist working in Belfast. He studied Games Art and Design from Norwich University of the Arts and his work explores visual storytelling through digital illustration, inspired by games, film and literature.

Emma Quin

Emma is a multi-media artist, writer and maker based in Belfast. Working with a variety of mediums, textures and pre-existing materials, Emma creates multi-dimensional works and text that communicates with the viewer.

View our Artist Archive