Events (Archive) | Pervasive Media Studio

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Is Jazz Meetup

Tue 30 Jun 18:00-20:00

Is Jazz is a monthly meet-up for 18-30 (ish) year old creatives to explore collaborative creative process in a low-stakes, supportive, and informal way.

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Lunchtime Talk: The Role of the Creative Technologist

Fri 26 Jun 13:00-14:00

In this Lunchtime Talk, join Creative Technologist Coral Manton for an exploration of the evolving role of the Creative Technologist.

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Futures Now: A festival of futures in the making

Sat 20 Jun 11:00-19:00

A day of activities exploring alternative social and digital futures. This event accompanies the Nowism exhibition taking place as part of Unfinished at Undershed Thu 11 - Sun 28 June.

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Lunchtime Talk: Offline Networks

Fri 19 Jun 13:00-14:00

In this Lunchtime Talk, Kate Sim-Read will explore how data can be stored and distributed, even in places with no buildings or power, to distribute crucial information to people living in unstable situations.

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One-day masterclass: Producing Immersive Tech Projects

Mon 15 Jun 10:00-17:00

This one-day masterclass by MUTI live is designed for producers and self-producing artists who are responsible for making immersive projects across VR, XR, interactive installations and more happen.

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Lunchtime Talk: The Essay Film in Three Dimensions

Fri 12 Jun 13:00-14:00

Through this Lunchtime Talk, sister sylvester will explore the possibilities of working across artist books and essay films to create communal artistic experiences.

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First Friday

Fri 5 Jun 17:00-19:00

First Friday is a monthly social and showcasing event open to anyone. This month we’re transforming the Studio into a Goblin Market - part performance, part game, part ritual.

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Lunchtime Talk: Nowism - Artists Exploring Social and Digital Futures

Fri 5 Jun 13:00-14:00

This Lunchtime Talk will introduce Nowism, our next exhibition in Undershed opening Thu 11 - Sun 28 June. Developed during a residency with researchers at the University of Bristol’s ESRC Centre for Sociodigital Futures.

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Make Shift Meet Up: Connect, Share, Grow

Tue 2 Jun 18:00-20:00

Join us for this very friendly, informal meet up to connect with other Make Shifters, the Watershed team and Studio Residents.

An image of Anastasia Dahl, dressed entirely in white, performing a piece of movement in an outdoor earthy green space - she is surrounded by yellow flowering gorse bushes to the top and right of the image. She is stood on one leg, with her left arm and leg pointing outward, and her right arm pointing upward. Her head faces the right of the image.

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Lunchtime Talk: A Life of Action Over a Life of Consumption

Fri 29 May 13:00-14:00

In this lecture-performance, Anastasia Dahl will draw on her practice in dance improvisation to explore relationships between the nervous system, creativity and agency.

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