Thu 6 Jun - Mon 23 Sep 2019
This exhibition marks the culmination of Network for Creative Enterprise, a 2.5 year programme that has offered practical support to creative individuals and enterprises, helping them grow into sustainable businesses.
Fri 20 Sep 2019 14:00
Studio Resident Charlie Williams joins us to discuss his latest project, 'The Sea Was Never Blue,' an hour of melodic, dynamic new piano music with bespoke algorithmically-generated live visuals.
Sat 7 - Tue 17 Sep 2019
Account of research trip to Chicago Illnois. Meeting Afrofuturist artists, curators, collectors, commentators and leaders with the purpose of developing the Last Blues Song of a Lost Afronaut
Thu 12 - Fri 13 Sep 2019
The first Creativity, Knowledge, Cities (CKC) Conference in 2018 critically explored the tensions between the cultural sector, cities and universities. CKC 2019: builds on these productive debates.
Fri 13 Sep 2019 14:00
For this talk we are joined by South West Creative Technology Network Automation Fellow, Tariq Rashid. As part of the Fellowship he is exploring artificial emotional intelligence, come & find out what he's discovered so far.
Fri 6 Sep 2019 14:00
We are delighted to open new lunchtime talk season with South West Creative Technology Immersion Fellow, Åste Amundsen. Aste will be discussing the exciting work she completed whilst on the Fellowship.
Fri 26 Jul 2019 14:00
Join us for our last Lunchtime Talk before we take our summer break. We are delighted to finish our Lunchtime Talk series with another of Studio Resident's Tim Kindberg's for sceptics talks, this time he's tackling AI.
Fri 19 Jul 2019 14:00
This week we will be joined by Rife Magazine, Watershed's online magazine for young people and most importantly by young people. We will hear from two of Rife's alumni who are now Studio residents.
Fri 12 Jul 2019 14:00
This lunchtime talk brings together three Immersion Fellows from the South West Creative Technology Network, Norah Lorway, Marcus Smith and Harmeet Chagger-Khan.
Fri 5 Jul 2019 14:00
Artist-technologists Coral Manton & B Aga talk about how they have developed their latest project, Women Reclaiming AI (WRAI) with a design activism approach & a thought to reclaiming emerging technologies for protest.
