Cybersalon's work is rooted in contemporary digital culture and the dynamic exploration of the interface between art, science, education and commerce.

Founded in 1997, Cybersalon is a 'community of interest' motivated by the liberating and creative potential of new internet and communication technologies. We have hosted regular discussion forums, developed product initiatives and organised larger festivals, building a strong reputation for pioneering critical debate and platforming developments in new media and digital art. Cybersalon are currently the founding 'artists in residence' at the Science Museum's Dana Centre.

Cybersalon aims to:
– provide an 'optimistic' perspective about the creative and liberating potential of new information and communication technologies,
– support the emergence of new practices and innovative creative work from the use of new tools, cross-disciplinary collaborations and new ways of working
– be an independent voice and 'witness' to the social and cultural changes occurring through this period and provide and document a snapshot of current thinking and practice
– create a nexus for technology and arts within London and beyond