Studio blog
Posted on Thu 7 May 2020
It all started with a humble hotdog. A hotdog Snapchat Lens to be precise. This was last summer (before the great unmentionable). As a trio of creative technologists, we instinctively dive into exciting technology to…
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Posted on Mon 27 Apr 2020
A big remote welcome to our Spring Residency artist - Joe Hill.
Posted on Wed 15 Apr 2020
Robbie Thomson investigates ways to incorporate organic and recycled materials into the fabric of his sculptures...
Posted on Tue 31 Mar 2020
Since 2016 artists Ella Good and Nicki Kent have been working with the people of Bristol, towards Building a Martian House - a real life house that you can step into and imagine how we might live on another planet...
Posted on Thu 19 Mar 2020
As the Watershed is closing temporarily, our own physical doors will be closed, but we’re looking to see how we open the digital doors of the Studio and how we can help our residents and visitors feel connected and hopeful.
Posted on Mon 10 Feb 2020
Gill Wildman is the Business Development Advisor for Watershed and the South West Creative Technology Network. In this Blog she writes about her recent experiences of mentoring on Digital Catapult's Augmentor programme.
Posted on Fri 8 Nov 2019
This is the third in a series of articles commissioned by Watershed and Arts Council England as a resource for artists looking to work with art and emerging technologies in the South West.
Posted on Tue 29 Oct 2019
One of newest Residents, illustrator and painter, Andy Council, discuses what it likes to use Tilt Brush, the VR tool that lets you paint in 3D Virtual Reality spaces.
Posted on Thu 17 Oct 2019
Following our open call for Watershed and MAYK’s Winter Residencies programme, we’re delighted to announce the three artists who will develop works exploring technology and climate breakdown.
Posted on Thu 12 Sep 2019
So we were on this island. I could tell you how we got there, describe the flight and the water & how we had trained our mind & prepared our body for it....
Posted on Fri 6 Sep 2019
Lily Green reflects on the bumper car ride that is the studio, with artists, technologists and producers colliding and playing to create and develop all kinds of joyful digital, personal and tangible experiences.
Posted on Wed 28 Aug 2019
This is the second in a series of articles, commissioned by Watershed & Arts Council England, to act as a resource for artists looking to work with art and emerging technologies in the South West.
