LONDON, ENGLAND.- Scope London returns for its third year to challenge passive viewing and turn viewers into users with 63 of the most significant emerging art galleries and non-profit art spaces from across the globe, including Berlin, China, Mexico City, Japan, Iceland, Poland, USA and Canada. Scope London takes place through October 15 at the Truman Brewery.

Scope is proud to announce its move to the ground floor of the well-known Truman Brewery, 91 Old Brick Lane. Scope’s 25,000 square feet of prime location in the heart of London’s burgeoning contemporary art scene, the East End, is steps away from Hoxton Square, White Cube, White Chapel Gallery and London’s best emerging galleries.

As well as exposing visitors to a real-time international survey of the contemporary art world available nowhere else, Scope London will feature its award-winning video and film program, The Perpetual Art Machine. Presenting more than 600 videos by over 400 emerging and established artists from 60 countries, [PAM] allows the visitor to become part of the curatorial process.