One of the largest and most ambitious art exhibitions organised in the UK during the Covid-19 pandemic, Art in the Age of Now was a celebration of creativity and community curated by Ben Moore, the founder of Art Below. Staged in the incredible, yet dilapidated setting of Fulham Town Hall, ahead of a major renovation, the exhibition transformed the building into a maze of artwork, aptly described by artist Conrad Shawcross as, “A complete labyrinth of discovery.”

The Net Gallery had the opportunity to capture spaces throughout the building, from the former holding cells in the basement vaults, to the court room and grand public spaces, preserving a digital record of this unique project. Here we present a series of virtual tours that highlight sections of the exhibition and give a snapshot of what it was like to explore the “labyrinth” in person.