arebyte gallery

arebyte gallery is a cross disciplinary  space in East London working mainly in Performance and New-Media arts researching the relationship between the body,  technology and human experience. We work with local and international artists on-site and on-line, promoting new and innovative means of engaging the public and facilitating participation.

arebyte gallery is a not-for-profit organisation founded in 2010 by Nimrod Vardi and Hajni Semsei as a nomad art organisation producing art projects in alternative space such as public parks, barbershops, leisure centre and alike. arebyte is dedicated to making art more accessible, communicative and tangible to new audiences through the production of high quality cultural events and activities.

In 2013 arebyte moved to a gallery space within Arbeit Studios in Hackney Wick.  

Since 2013 arebyte is focusing on New Media and Performance arts examining the relationship between the body, technologies and human experience. In 2014 arebyte have started its first gallery-residency program with a series of projects by local and international artists, along with other projects in various galleries and fairs.

arebyte and its curator, Nimrod Vardi are the team behind Seeing-I project, with the artist Mark Farid and director John Ingle which gained an international coverage in more than 120 countries and has been featured on most major press such as BBC, FOX, SKY, The Guardian, The Independent, VICE, WIRED, ARTE and many others.

Arebyte gallery is supported by Arts Council England, Legacy List and Arbeit Project Ltd.