Posted on Wed 3 Feb 2010
Cities across the world are about to enter the next phase of development. A near invisible network of radio frequency identification tags (RFID) is being deployed on many consumer items. These chips can connect to the Internet in an instant, creating a global network of physical objects or the…
Posted on Fri 22 Jan 2010
Watershed is offering two research residencies at the Pervasive Media Studio that will support South West artists, to produce and present projects at the juncture of art, pervasive technologies and culture.
Posted on Tue 12 Jan 2010
Luke Jerram’s global installation Play Me I’m Yours was presented in Bristol in September last year and will m
Posted on Tue 29 Dec 2009
2009 has been a busy year. In the past 12 months, the Studio and its residents have received some great recognition including the Studio's Media Innovation Award For Outstanding Contribution,
Posted on Fri 18 Dec 2009
Behind us lies an exciting year with great projects, fantastic events and many new collaborators, colleagues and friends. We have enjoyed your participation in Open Studio Friday, your visits to our Lunchtime talks and your great interest in what we do. We hope the holiday season finds you well…
Posted on Fri 18 Dec 2009
In recent months a number of fantastic individuals and organisations have joined the Pervasive Media Studio community so here is a short introduction to some of our new residents.
Posted on Fri 4 Dec 2009
Last week I was at in Tilburg, the Netherlands, for the fourth running (yes, I was running it as well) of the successful mscapeFest, a two day conference for mediascape, pervasive, locative and interactive media enthusiasts, practitioners and facilitators. This year it was generously funded by…
Posted on Fri 4 Dec 2009
Already garnering substantial press from the Guardian, The Scientist and The Independent, Studio Resident Luke Jerram has now been put on the front page of wired.com. Luke, who is best described as an artist, inventor, researcher and amateur scientist, works in wide range of multidisciplinary…
Posted on Thu 19 Nov 2009
Calvium has officially moved into the studio The team of 5 (Phil Stenton, Richard Hull, Jo Reid, Tom Melamed and Ben Clayton), have shed their HP Labs' cloaks and have installed themselves in the studio.
Posted on Tue 17 Nov 2009
Where can you stop? Would you stay there overnight? Would you feel safe or welcome…? Is there anyone out there who can help you?
