DIS (collective) and Technology, the Kunst-Werke Institute for Contemporary Art, the Feuerle Collection, and a sightseeing boat. In 2012 DIS received a commission from Frieze Art Fair to present a project at their yearly Regent’s Park event. The result was a series of images using the galleries and architecture of the Frieze London Art Fair as both a backdrop and subject. The series sought to explore new ways of documenting art in an attention economy, a theme in DIS’ work. The curator, Sarah McCrory, said of their work: "They subvert the very language of fashion, art and advertising, right down to making
Accessible Art Fair since 2010. In 2012 the event welcomed over 6,000 visitors. In 2014, the Accessible Art Fair took place at the prestigious Cercle de Lorraine, and in 2017 and 2018 it took place at the BOZAR. The founding director is the Canadian-born arts curator Stephanie Manasseh. After graduating from McGill University, she moved to Europe where she studied at Sotheby's in London. In Belgium, she began exhibiting her mother’s artwork at small, private events. The idea for the Accessible Art Fair stemmed from the success of these sales, giving her the impulse to organize similar events on a larger scale where