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Fact (stylized FACT) was founded in 2003 as a British bi-monthly music and youth culture magazine. The magazine became notable for commissioning covers by artists including M.I.A., Bat for Lashes, Shepard Fairey, Barry McGee, Peter Saville, Trevor Jackson, Klaxons and Brazil's Os Gemeos. After its final print edition in 2008, FACT continued as an online magazine. Source
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Search Articles180 Studios presents first major exhibition from GENER8ION
Audiovisual exhibition Visions of 2034 includes seven new short films, an installation and unseen footage from past projects. GENER8ION – the multimedia collaborative project of French filmmaker Romain Gavras and electronic producer and composer Surkin – will open their first major exhibition at 180 Studios on June 12, 2026.
The Underground Cinema at 180 Studios presents Sound & Vision film season
Sound & Vision includes screenings of Fred Again’s Secret Life live at the LA Memorial Coliseum, NYC ballroom documentary Paris is Burning and a programme of seminal music videos. 180 Studios’ new space dedicated to film, The Underground Cinema, follows its month-long theatrical residency of Kahlil Joseph’s BLKNWS: Terms & Conditions with a season of music-oriented films.
Devon Turnbull's Ojas label launches with Muller and Totland's Unna
An ambient, minimalist EP from members of Balmorhea and Deaf Center. Ojas Music, the new label from Devon Turnbull’s audio, hi-fi and design company of the same name, has released its first record in partnership with The Vinyl Factory: Unna, a ambient, minimalist collaboration between Michael A. Muller & Otto A. Totland.
Terms & Conditions opens The Underground Cinema at 180 Studios
The film’s soundtrack features original music by Klein and tracks from Robert Hood, Aphex Twin and Kelsey Lu. 180 Studios has opened a new space dedicated to film called The Underground Cinema, which will celebrate the medium of film in all forms, from feature-length movies and music documentaries to artist commissions and collaborations.
Ryoji Ikeda's data-cosm [n°1] extended at 180 Studios until 1 February
The immersive new work, commissioned by 180 Studios, expands on ideas explored in his acclaimed data-verse project. Ryoji Ikeda’s new installation, showing now at 180 Studios, has been extended until 1 February, 2026, due to popular demand. Tickets are available now from the 180 Studios website.
180 Studios hosts new Ryoji Ikeda installation, data-cosm [n°1]
The immersive new work, commissioned by 180 Studios, expands on ideas explored in his acclaimed data-verse project. 180 Studios will host the world premiere of Japanese audiovisual artist Ryoji Ikeda’s latest installation data-cosm [n°1]. The site-specific work transforms data from nature into a large-scale, immersive experience, and opens on 15 October, 2025. Tickets are available now from the 180 Studios website.
180 Studios' Paradigm Shift exhibition explores moving image culture
The exhibition draws from avant-garde cinema, TV, music video, performance, fashion, gaming and internet culture. Works by Mark Leckey, Andy Warhol and Nan Goldin all feature as part of Paradigm Shift, a major new exhibition about moving image culture opening at London’s 180 Studios on Wednesday, 15 October 2025. Tickets are available now from the 180 Studios website.
Interview: Gabriel Moses
The London artist discusses his ambitious new show Selah and short film, The Last Hour. Artist, photographer, and filmmaker Gabriel Moses sits down for an exclusive conversation about Selah, his largest exhibition to date, now showing at 180 Studios. Reflecting on his debut solo show Regina, held at 180 Studios in 2023, Gabriel says:
“I’ve grown a lot in those two years. I’ve developed more as an artist.
Gabriel Moses announces largest ever exhibition at 180 Studios
Selah includes the premiere of a new short film commissioned by 180 Studios alongside photographs and music videos from artists including Travis Scott and Schoolboy Q. London photographer and filmmaker Gabriel Moses, who has worked with musicians including Travis Scott, Skepta, Little Simz and Pa Salieu, will hold his largest ever exhibition at 180 Studios from 28 March to 27 July 2025. Tickets are on sale now from the 180 Studios website.
Interview: Cecilia Bengolea on her dancehall film for VF: Reverb
Cecilia Bengolea discusses Shelly Belly Inna Real Life, shot in Jamaica between 2015 and 2019 and showing until 22 December at 180 Studios. In a new interview, Argentinian artist, choreographer, and dancer Cecilia Bengolea details the experience of making Shelly Belly Inna Real Life, her video installation for The Vinyl Factory: Reverb exhibition.