About V21 Artspace

About V21 Artspace

Producing 3D Virtual Exhibitions & Museums since 2017

Accessibility • Audience • Archive

V21 Artspace team at work
3D Virtual Exhibition interface

Our Approach

From the beginning, V21 Artspace has focused on how digital experiences can support audiences who face barriers when visiting physical spaces. Our early research explored how virtual exhibitions could act as meaningful alternatives where physical access is limited, and how they might function as pre-visit tools for people who experience anxiety, learning differences or unfamiliarity with gallery environments.

Through consultations, feedback sessions and collaborations with organisations that specialise in accessibility, we engaged with individuals who experience many different barriers. These include mobility challenges, learning difficulties, socio-economic pressures and geographical limitations. The insights we gathered shaped our approach to creating intuitive and inclusive digital experiences that support the widest possible audience.

Intuitive Navigation
Multi-language Support
Audio Descriptions
Captioning
BSL Integration
All Device Access

Who We Work With

We have partnered with a wide range of cultural organisations across the United Kingdom and internationally.

Featured Partners

La Biennale di VeneziaSerpentine GalleriesSouthbank CentreArts Council CollectionBritish CouncilBritish LibraryHauser & WirthThe Fitzwilliam Museum, University of CambridgeMuseum of LondonDesign MuseumFashion Institute of Technology (FIT), New YorkUniversity of Oxford (GLAM)The National TrustThe Estate of Phyllida BarlowSony World Photography Awards

Cultural Partners

Nottingham ContemporaryDerby Museum & Art GalleryMuseum of Making, DerbyHospital RoomsNew Art ExchangeNational Justice MuseumNottingham MuseumsLakeside ArtsS1 ArtspaceScarborough Art GallerySunderland CultureSheffield Doc FestBALTICFirstsiteImpressions GalleryAttenborough Arts CentreBarbican Music LibraryThe Building CentreKeats Shelley House
V21 Artspace partners and collaborations

Our 3D Virtual Exhibition Library

Recognised and supported by The National Archives, our growing library provides free access to hundreds of exhibitions and attracts viewers from all over the world. This resource breaks down barriers to cultural engagement and can be accessed on all devices.

Explore the Archive
V21 Artspace innovation showcase

Innovation & Future Vision

Pushing Boundaries

V21 Artspace continually explores what is possible with digital technology in the arts. By combining technical skill with curatorial understanding, we aim to create meaningful and immersive experiences that enhance and complement physical exhibitions.

Looking Ahead

As technology progresses, new opportunities for digital engagement continue to emerge. We remain committed to supporting museums, galleries and cultural institutions through new methods of documentation, access and storytelling.

Projects such as the Silk Road Museum have demonstrated how virtual exhibitions can open new worlds to audiences across the globe. We look forward to expanding these possibilities and developing ambitious digital projects in the years ahead.

Who We Are

Co-Founder Joe Clark
Co-Founders Joe Clark and Claire Cutts
Co-Founder Claire Cutts

Joe Clark

Co-founder and photographer, producer and art collector with a strong interest in digital innovation and the future of exhibition making. View private collection

Claire Cutts

Co-founder and experienced creative strategist and project manager with a background in cultural projects and digital production.

Together, they lead V21 Artspace with the aim of making art and culture more accessible through immersive digital technologies.

Our 3D Virtual Exhibition Library is recognised and supported by

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Get in touch to discuss your project and discover how we can help bring your exhibition to life digitally.

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