Londoner’s looking for an after dark culture fix can now experience Lates at Frameless, the first late night opening from the UK’s largest permanent immersive art experience. The monthly Friday night sessions, at a one-off £13.50 ticket price, will see a complete takeover of Frameless, with after-hours, over-18s only access to the four permanent galleries, a specially designed food and drinks offer and an exclusive first look at a new show from emerging digital art talent, all sound tracked by Soho Radio. The showcase of digital talent in London will be a collaboration of art, sound and technology.

Launching on 4th August, the first Lates event will introduce a new creative platform, that offers up a month-long residency to the best of London’s up-and-coming diverse and vibrant digital community in its fifth gallery, ‘Blank Canvas’. Their work will be featured alongside the award-winning digital re-imagination of masterpieces, from the likes of renowned artists from Van Gogh to Rachael Ruysch.

At its first late (Friday 4th August) Frameless will preview the highly anticipated solo show of digital artist Cem Hasimi. Showcased as an immersive digital art experience, 20 of his captivating works will be projected throughout Blank Canvas, Frameless’ fifth multi-sensory exhibit space. With roots in Turkey and now based in London, Cem’s art is driven by his personal experiences, emotions, and observations, aiming to inspire joy and ignite curiosity. Notably, his acclaimed piece “The Hole” made a significant impact as it was recently projected onto Times Square in collaboration with Artcrush Gallery. Visitors to Frameless will get to experience Hasimi’s work from 4th August until Thursday 31st August.

The nights will be soundtracked by Soho Radio – an online radio station broadcasting live from London and New York. Based in the heart of Soho, Soho Radio hosts over 200 shows a month broadcasting every genre, from soul to ambient, rockabilly to psychedelic, jazz to boogie. Joining us on the decks on the 4th August will be DJ and artist Justin Robertson, and Anna Prior.

Richard Relton, CEO Frameless said: “We are delighted to introduce Cem as our first Blank Canvas residency this August. These new shows will make use of our technological capabilities to both introduce visitors to emerging digital talent and innovation within the arts community, but also to play a part in helping artists like Cem achieve their creative goals.”

Ticket holders will enjoy complete access to the multi-award winning Frameless experience, travelling through four unique immersive galleries that showcase some of the world’s greatest, most timeless works of art, free from the confines of a frame. Throughout the night guests will be able to enjoy a specially designed selection of drinks and artist-inspired street food bites from Rhubarb in the venue’s impressive central bar area.

Beyond Reality is an exploration of Surrealism where guests will experience otherworldly and dreamlike masterpieces, with wrap around projection and mirrored surfaces taking them on a mind-bending journey beyond the boundaries of reality. Motion tracking technology in Colour in Motion celebrates the impressionist era, offering guests a rare opportunity to influence and interact with artistic masterpieces. The six-sided projection in The World Around Us immerses visitors in breath-taking 360-degree landscapes, beautifully brought to life by some of the greatest artists of all time. Finally, guests will become lost in The Art of Abstraction as they wind through a maze of colour, shape and form to discover the pioneers of abstract art.

As the UK’s largest permanent immersive art experience, Frameless covers 30,000 square feet beneath the heart of London and is located just steps from Marble Arch. An award-winning multi-sensory and highly Instagram-able experience, the experience uses the very latest interactive projection technology to break the boundaries of art. Visitors will discover unique interpretations of masterpieces by artists including Van Gogh, Cézanne, Dalí, Kandinsky, Klimt, Monet and Rembrandt.