Tue 7 Mar 2023 17:30-20:00
A space for 18-30 year old creatives to come together every month! Join us in March to hear how virtual and augmented realities were used to remix BBC and BFI film footage to share untold stories.
Fri 3 Mar 2023 17:00-18:00
First Friday is a monthly social event open to anyone. These events are somewhere between the last meeting of the week and the first event of your weekend.
Fri 3 Mar 2023 13:00-14:00
Let’s Discuss is a chatbot developed by Stand + Stare for Houses of Darkness. This project addresses perpetrator perspectives in contemporary Nazi camp memorials.
Fri 24 Feb 2023 13:00-14:00
In this talk, Dr. Jacqueline Ristola examines what tech and media giants envision as the next form of digital media distribution and the internet itself: the metaverse.
Fri 17 Feb 2023 13:00-14:00
Dr Francesco Bentivegna is an artist and a Lecturer in Digital Theatre at the University of Bristol. Their focus is on AI, Voice, and philosophy of technology.
Fri 10 Feb 2023 13:00-14:00
AI is is rapidly advancing and has the potential to change our world in profound ways. However, like all new technologies, it has its benefits and its challenges. In this talk, PMS Resident Vince Baidoo explores both.
Tue 7 Feb 2023 17:30-20:00
A space for 18-30 year old creatives to come together every month! Join us in February to hear about an exciting new paid residency opportunity especially for 18-30 year old creatives at Watershed.
Fri 3 Feb 2023 17:00-19:00
A birthday special of Watershed’s monthly social event, First Friday. We’ll be sharing a selection of Studio projects from 2008 to the present day! Everyone's welcome.
Fri 27 Jan 2023 13:00-14:00
Immersive technologies enable realtime, interactive possibilities for theatre. As the performing arts sector develops confidence sharing our work online, we need to develop new approaches for hosting our audiences.
Fri 20 Jan 2023 13:00-14:00
In this talk, designer, educator and researcher Harriet Hand shares her research project Stirring Up New Ideas, which explores mapmaking as a tool for making sense of ourselves in relation to the complexity of our everyday.
