Posted on Mon 21 Sep 2009
Wired.co.uk published a great article on igest 2009, the interesting gaming festival that had 1000 players racing through Bristol, chasing moose with their mobile phones, joining a 100-player game of Snakes and Ladders and painting the town – and each other – red.
Posted on Fri 18 Sep 2009
Bristol Festival, a volunteer built celebration of Bristol culture, inspiring passion and creativity, took place from the 18th to the 20th of September. 200 music acts, 100 DJs and 100 Visual Artist have been involved to promote participation in art, music and creativity and to showcase local…
Posted on Wed 16 Sep 2009
Behind us lies a fantastic weekend of hunting moose, being chased by zombies, searching for treasures and bathing in the city's fountains. Igfest 2009 was a great success with the sunniest weekend anybody could have hoped for, all games being booked up, some great national and international press…
Posted on Wed 16 Sep 2009
Behind us lies a fantastic weekend of hunting moose, being chased by zombies, searching for treasures and bathing in the city's fountains. Igfest 2009 was a great success with the sunniest weekend anybody could have hoped for, all games being booked up, some great national and international press…
Posted on Thu 10 Sep 2009
igfest 2009 kicks off. Get ready for a sunny, thrilling, scary, silly weekend of street games!
Posted on Tue 1 Sep 2009
Former residents Mobile Pie have come a long way since their first game Tap ‘n’ Slide!.
Posted on Wed 19 Aug 2009
Thursday 10 Sept | 1800hrs | Watershed | Fee £3.50. PLEASE NOTE: In response to audience feedback we have amended the start time of this event to 6pm. International visual label AntiVJ create monumental projections in public spaces, combining powerful video projectors…
Posted on Thu 13 Aug 2009
There is a festival where you hunt moose with your mobile phone and run away from zombies. Where you treasure hunt and throw paint over strangers. Where the city becomes a giant playground for the weekend and the consoles and computers are left behind. That festival is igfest: Bristol's…
Posted on Thu 13 Aug 2009
I just had confirmation that the two panels I proposed (in conjunction with people from last year's Arts Council funded SXSW delegation) are through to the next stage for South by South West Interactive 2010. The ideas I have put forward: VOTE: Seeing Round Corners: Artists as Innovators in…
