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Illustration by Stacey Olika for The Fight for Data Rights, an article highlighting actions we can take as a community to improve issues of data privacy
Meet Container: the new online magazine about creative technology
Posted on Fri 20 Nov, 2020
Launching today, Container puts the spotlight on the people and processes behind creative tech, and provides a platform for voices outside the mainstream.
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Posted on Mon 2 Nov 2020
The Watershed building will temporarily close from 22:00 on Wed 4 Nov
Posted on Tue 13 Oct 2020
An opportunity to develop artistic ideas that explore technology, environmental emergencies and possible futures.
Posted on Mon 12 Oct 2020
Support for business development, inclusion and reserves for Watershed from the Culture Recovery Fund.
Depict ’20 Winners Announced…
We’re delighted to announce the winners of this year’s Depict 90-second filmmaking competition, as part of Encounters Film Festival .
Black History Month at Watershed
Some of the highlights in Watershed's October programme which foreground Black history, champion talent and celebrate Black voices
The Residents Podcast is now live!
In this podcast series, Studio Resident Will gives listeners a backstage access pass to the Studio and its diverse residents, highlighting the vitality and difference that comes from engaging with a wide range of voices, when looking at contemporary issues.
The BFI London Film Festival… in Bristol
Be the first to see new films from Steve McQueen, Josephine Decker, Francis Lee and more as Watershed teams up with the BFI London Film Festival in partnership with American Express to bring Bristol audiences 11 exclusive previews from the Festival.
Watershed will re-open in September
Yesterday the Government announced the re-opening of cinemas and bars in England from 4 July (subject to safeguards) alongside the reduction of social distancing to 1m plus (with additional mitigations).
Watershed stands in solidarity with Black Lives Matter
We are FOR equality and ANTI-racist. The global events of the last few weeks, the injustices faced by Black people in the UK and the clear demands for change in Bristol on the weekend of 7 June, speak powerfully to the need to make real commitments.