Posted on Fri 24 Oct 2008
Traces of Hope launched this week, a new ARG (Alternate Reality Game) for British Red Cross written by studio resident Hazel Grian and produced by Bristol digital agency Enable.
Posted on Fri 24 Oct 2008
Anti VJ go global: Pervasive Media Studio Residents Joanie Lemercier and Nicolas Boritch have been jet setting around the world
Posted on Fri 24 Oct 2008
Andy Burnham, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport visited Watershed and the Pervasive Media Studio yesterday as part of a day long visit to Bath and Bristol.
Posted on Thu 23 Oct 2008
e-shed steering group are now meeting regularly at the PM Studio on Thursday afternoons. At the moment they're working with Tim Crawley (e-shed co-ordinator), and me to put together this year's Electric December which will include short films made by young people from Bristol, the south west, other…
Posted on Wed 22 Oct 2008
John Honniball joined Constance and Tarim in the studio today to prepare for gadget club which takes place for the first time on Saturday.
Posted on Wed 22 Oct 2008
The studio has fallen in love with our chumby, which now it has been 'discovered' it runs on Linux, holds a whole new appeal. Studio resident Dane Watkins was the first to create a widget for the little screen - Target Art, an interactive feedback and evaluation unit, is available to download from…
Posted on Tue 21 Oct 2008
George and Helen are developing a project to be showcased as part of Encounters Film Festival (November 18th-23rd). Excerpt taken from page28 of the Festival Brochure. 'PotentIal connectIons''George and Helen are two digital artists from bristolwhose work experiments with narrative formationand…
Posted on Mon 20 Oct 2008
The first official PMStudio blog for Happy Pacakges Phase 2. Many many things to discuss (What are we calling it? How best to describe it without giving the secret ingredient away? Who to pitch it to first? etc etc) but I'm going to jump in at the deep end with a brief run of the current state of…
Posted on Fri 17 Oct 2008
Last Wednesdays presents Dove Walking, a Big Draw Event in support of
Posted on Wed 15 Oct 2008
At the beginning of July 2008 Constance went to Memory Maps: Image, Place and Story at the Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. It was run by the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities, who had a similar symposium in 2007. Check out…
