Posted on Mon 15 Jul 2019
Our call for the Winter Residencies programme is currently open, so we thought this was a good time to let you know what our last cohort of funded resident artists have been up to...
Posted on Wed 15 May 2019
Last Friday as my residency drew to a close, I presented the Sentiment Honk to an audience as part of a lunchtime talk and got some excellent feedback. Here are some things that I’ve learnt in the making of this project. Sentiment Analysis is being applied in a multitude of ways including…
Posted on Tue 14 May 2019
This is the first in a series of articles, commissioned by Watershed & ACE exploring art & emerging technologies in the South West. Journalist and Rife Editor, Sammy Jones looks at the places and spaces supporting this work.
Posted on Fri 26 Apr 2019
I'm Jo the Pervasive Media Studio coordinator, an avid zine maker, writer and Freelance Producer. I was lucky enough to go to the Metal Arts, Beyond Queer Lab back in March, here are my musings from that week.
Posted on Fri 5 Apr 2019
This fortnight was dedicated to finding the right honk.After experimenting with various ways of making a gust of air (bike horn, dog toys, aquarium pump, rubber dust cleaner, balloon pump), it turned out that an electric airbed pump triggered by an Arduino was exactly what I'd been looking…
Posted on Wed 3 Apr 2019
Network for Creative Enterprise: a few highlights of achievements, challenges, learning and what next.
Posted on Sat 23 Mar 2019
‘Sentiment Honk’ is a reaction to the neural networks embedded in software which make decisions about the emotional timbre of our words. Here are three examples of current applications of sentiment analysis to set the scene
Posted on Wed 20 Mar 2019
In the lead up to International Women's Day, we took a look at what some of the studio residents are doing, and celebrated their stories as women in the world of creative technology...
Posted on Wed 20 Mar 2019
A few thoughts from my time on Watershed’s Winter Residency programme.
Posted on Sun 10 Mar 2019
My winter residency has allowed me to reflect on my practice and my radio airspace project. The Studio has allowed me to fully explore the radio themes I was interested in those being scanners, pirate radio and drones.
