Digital Exhibition Environments

ACCESSIBLE DIGITAL EXHIBITION ENVIRONMENTS

Accessible Digital Exhibition Environments are immersive online spaces that combine 360° virtual tours, photography, video, curatorial interpretation and inclusive design approaches into a coherent digital environment — built to extend the life and reach of exhibitions beyond their physical duration.

For museums, galleries and art organisations, they represent a lasting institutional resource: preserving curatorial knowledge, increasing access for audiences who cannot attend in person, supporting education and research, strengthening institutional memory and demonstrating public value to funders, partners and communities.

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Here a selection of our Accessible Digital Exhibition Environments. Click on the image to open a link.

Amble Skuse commission at Flatland Gallery Re-Public has partnered with Flatland Projects and commission Studio Radar to create an Accessible Digital Exhibition Environment with a special focus on the audio interpretation.	Sculpting Conversations at Whitechapel Gallery Step inside the creative minds of artists Sarah Marsh and Stephanie Jefferies to explore this immersive installation of scribble sculptures, tactile shapes and cosy scented objects.	REVEAL - Screen South Artists Showcase 2025 REVEAL is an ambitious exhibition that pushes the boundaries of art and technology, featuring new works by eleven artists based in Kent and East Sussex.	Carolee Schneemann at Barbican Art Centre Carolee Schneemann: Body Politics is the first major exhibition since her death in 2019.	Wormhole of our Formation This immersive project by Catherine Hoffmann was commissioned by Screen South and features ambisonic sound, 360º video footage, large prints and sculptural elements.	Michael Clark at Barbican Art Centre Michael Clark: Cosmic Dancer stages the first ever major exhibition on the groundbreaking dancer through the eyes of legendary collaborators and world-renowned artists including Charles Atlas, BodyMap, Leigh Bowery, Duncan Campbell, Peter Doig, Cerith Wyn Evans, Sarah Lucas, Silke Otto-Knapp, Elizabeth Peyton, The Fall and Wolfgang Tillmans.	Mel Latimer at University for Creative Art Protective Intimacy: Safe Spaces to Dream, Explore, and Discover is an interactive installation that explore intimacy and memory through found objects.	Hop Project Gallery Soft Rapture is an installation by artist Ned Pooler.
The Maison Dieu in Dover This 360 Digital Exhibition Environment was commissioned by the Positive View Foundation to document the process of a £10.5 million, two-year restoration of the building through the voices of young people.

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Hop Project Gallery

REVEAL - Screen South Artists Showcase 2025

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ACCESSIBILITY BY DESIGN

Accessibility is not a feature we add at the end. It is a design principle we apply from the beginning.

In partnership with Accentuate UK, Studio Radar has developed and tested a suite of accessibility tools with disabled contributors — ensuring that every Digital Exhibition Environment can be navigated, experienced, and understood by audiences with different bodies, different senses, and different ways of engaging with the world.

Each environment can incorporate audio description, captioned and BSL video, readable and adaptable text, clear spatial navigation, and personalised engagement options.

Screenshot 2026-07-14 at 15.29.20 Visit the Accessible Digital Exhibition Environment of the Beyond Labels - Celebrating Disability in Suffolk commissioned by Suffolk Archives	Bristol Museum Visit the Accessible Digital Exhibition Environment of the Concealed/Reveal: Disabled, deaf and neurodivergent artists driving creativity exhibition at Bristol Museum.	Hastings Museum and Art Gallery Visit the Accessible Digital Exhibition Environment of the Stored out of Sight: Hidden History of Disabled People exhibition at Hastings Museum and Art Gallery.	Pitt Rivers Museum Visit the Accessible Digital Exhibition Environment of the Nothing Without Us: Experiences of Disability exhibition at Pitt Rivers Museum.	National Railway Museum Visit the Accessible Digital Exhibition Environment of the Go as you Please exhibition at National Railway Museum.

We do not add dates to our

Digital Exhibition Environments.

We believe their interpretation is timeless.

Manuel Vason

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ACCESSIBLE DIGITAL EXHIBITION ENVIRONMENTS

Amble Skuse commission at Flatland Gallery

Re-Public has partnered with Flatland Projects and commission Studio Radar to create an Accessible Digital Exhibition Environment with a special focus on the audio interpretation.

Sculpting Conversations at Whitechapel Gallery

Step inside the creative minds of artists Sarah Marsh and Stephanie Jefferies to explore this immersive installation of scribble sculptures, tactile shapes and cosy scented objects.

REVEAL - Screen South Artists Showcase 2025

REVEAL is an ambitious exhibition that pushes the boundaries of art and technology, featuring new works by eleven artists based in Kent and East Sussex.

Carolee Schneemann at Barbican Art Centre

Carolee Schneemann: Body Politics is the first major exhibition since her death in 2019.

Wormhole of our Formation

This immersive project by Catherine Hoffmann was commissioned by Screen South and features ambisonic sound, 360º video footage, large prints and sculptural elements.

Michael Clark at Barbican Art Centre

Mel Latimer at University for Creative Art

Protective Intimacy: Safe Spaces to Dream, Explore, and Discover is an interactive installation that explore intimacy and memory through found objects.

Hop Project Gallery

Soft Rapture is an installation by artist Ned Pooler.

The Maison Dieu in Dover

This 360 Digital Exhibition Environment was commissioned by the Positive View Foundation to document the process of a £10.5 million, two-year restoration of the building through the voices of young people.

ACCESSIBILITY BY DESIGN

Screenshot 2026-07-14 at 15.29.20

Visit the Accessible Digital Exhibition Environment of the Beyond Labels - Celebrating Disability in Suffolk commissioned by Suffolk Archives

Bristol Museum

Visit the Accessible Digital Exhibition Environment of the Concealed/Reveal: Disabled, deaf and neurodivergent artists driving creativity exhibition at Bristol Museum.

Hastings Museum and Art Gallery

Visit the Accessible Digital Exhibition Environment of the Stored out of Sight: Hidden History of Disabled People exhibition at Hastings Museum and Art Gallery.

Pitt Rivers Museum

Visit the Accessible Digital Exhibition Environment of the Nothing Without Us: Experiences of Disability exhibition at Pitt Rivers Museum.

National Railway Museum

Visit the Accessible Digital Exhibition Environment of the Go as you Please exhibition at National Railway Museum.

+44 (0) 7525819278