After releasing our London Digital Art Guide, a curated guide to London's digital art and culture, our editor in chief Peter Bauman is joined by the wonderful contributors who made the piece possible: Hannah Redler-Hawes, ‍Robert Alice, ‍Clara Che Wei Peh & ‍Abigail Miller.

The panel unpacks London’s vibrant, intimate and collaborative digital art scene, from hidden gems and neighborhood walks to institutions, curators, and the city’s evolving role in global digital culture.

See the London Digital Art Guide: https://www.lerandom.art/editorial/london-digital-art-guide

See the Art Walk Map: https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1HpxjgPXiYhjJNhkX9wUYxIzFX8ysmM4&usp=sharing

It highlights the must-see galleries, neighborhoods and artists that shape the city’s renowned scene.

Chapters 📖:

[00:00:04]: Welcome and panel introductions

[00:01:54]: Guide aims and Hannah Redler-Hawes's introduction

[00:07:16]: Clara Che Wei Peh's Trip Planning section

[00:14:20]: Robert Alice on Galleries, museums, and digital displays

[00:21:07]: Abigail Miller on London artists across generations and schools

[00:24:21]: Visitor itineraries for digital art lovers

[00:28:18]: Unexpected spot: Science Museum games

[00:30:31]: Art Date idea: Night ride under Leo Villoreal-lit bridges

[00:32:20]: Institutions and on blockchain art

[00:34:12]: Structural hurdles: conservation and mindset

[00:37:09]: Curatorial realities and institutional capacity

[00:41:43]: Closing thoughts and thanks