A major art exhibition to mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of both Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.

Following the great success of Lincolnshire’s Great Exhibition in 2015 and Battles and Dynasties in 2017, the Historic Lincoln Trust is promoting another major exhibition in the autumn/winter of 2019 to mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of both Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.

Staged in collaboration with the V&A museum in London, it will be held in The Collection museum and the Usher Gallery.

Artists, creative technologists and visitors from across the city, the UK and the globe, to come together for an extraordinary, four-day showcase of digital creativity and energetic debate on digital culture.

The Frequency Festival biennial has become a key highlight in Lincoln’s cultural calendar; renowned for city-wide digital takeovers in non-traditional spaces such as Lincoln Cathedral, the city’s underground Roman Posterngate, cafés, churches, shopping centres and outdoor spaces as well as key city venues and gallery spaces.

The festival will be brimming with thought provoking exhibitions of new and innovative works by emerging and established artists, live performances, site-specific pieces in unexpected places, workshops and talks.

Frequency Festival will explore the theme of ‘Disruption = Cultural Reinvention’ in 2019. Immersive and interactive experiences will interrupt daily life and captivate the imagination of audiences that encounter them. Whether you are a digital native or technophobe, gallery-goer, heritage enthusiast, or ‘not into art’; digital is for everyone.