Studio blog
Picking up where we left off...
Posted on Wed 22 Jun 2016
Where have we been and what have we been up to?
Take the #mymayfly challenge
Posted on Wed 22 Jun 2016
In celebration of the annual mayfly-hatching season, this summer Mayfly has launched an exciting challenge.
Project blog by Sabrina Shirazi
Workshops and Soda Streams
Posted on Mon 20 Jun 2016
Over the past two weeks or so I've been working on a few things...
Lunchtime talk write-up
Designing the compassionate city: creating places where people thrive
Posted on Fri 17 Jun 2016
Jenny Donovan is a Melbourne based urban designer and town planner. She advocates for cities to be places that nurture people to thrive and meet their full potential.
Lunchtime talk write-up
Informatics Lab: Useful and Beautiful Data
Posted on Wed 15 Jun 2016
The Met Office Informatics Lab recently celebrated its first birthday. Its remit is to make environmental data useful and to challenge Met Office’s traditional internal structures.
Unlimited access – my time with Clara
Posted on Wed 15 Jun 2016
Unlimited works with disabled artists to embed their work within the UK cultural sector, challenge perceptions of disabled people and reach new audiences. Here's some thoughts about my time shadowing Clara...
Lunchtime talk write-up
Immersion Dance
Posted on Tue 14 Jun 2016
Jack from Zubr Reality and Julia from Julia Thorneycroft Dance Theatre joined forces to collaborate on an experimental project testing new ways to present dance in virtual and augmented reality.
Lunchtime talk write-up
Creating Mayfly – the sounds of life on the pages of a book
Posted on Sun 12 Jun 2016
As Mayfly’s are poised to start turning up in shops in the next few months, it was the perfect time to find out more about how the project came into being. Here are five things I learnt.
Lunchtime talk write-up
Bodyoki – Shaping the way we move to music
Posted on Mon 6 Jun 2016
Recording engineer, musician and new Studio resident Tristan Powell introduced us to Bodyoki – a gestural system that changes the way we move to music.
Project blog by Sabrina Shirazi