Victoria Bradbury is a media artist weaving programming code, physical computing, body and object. She has led international art hacking events and workshops including The City is The City (is The City) at Baltan Labs (Eindhoven, Netherlands, 2015), Thinking Digital Arts // Hack (Newcastle UK, 2014), and the Into Practice Book Sprint at Banner Repeater (London, UK, 2014). She was a member of the British Council team for Hack the Space, Tate Modern. (London UK, 2014) and participated in the IMMERSION: Art and Technology workshops (Shanghai, China, 2012) and Digital Media Labs (Barrow, UK, 2014). Her artworks have been exhibited at Harvestworks, Hallwalls Contemporary Art Center, and The New Britain Museum of American Art.

Victoria has published writing in the CITAR Journal, the Media-N Journal, and ISEA and xCoAx Proceedings. She is a collaborator with Attaya Projects, a founding member of the Into Practice curatorial collective and has been a member of the New Media Caucus Board of Directors since 2012. Victoria completed a practice-based PhD, "The Performativity of Code in Participatory New Media Artworks" with CRUMB at the University of Sunderland, UK, in 2015.

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