Posted on Thu 26 May 2016
Today, after several weeks working seperately on the different elements of the work, things began to come together. Its really exciting to see and hear how the work will be presented and to start testing how it feels to use the phone application, and to think of locations to install the work.
Posted on Thu 26 May 2016
Posted on Thu 26 May 2016
Jen's residency has now come to a close. She's written up a short report that summerises her experience of the Embedded residency, her time at Pervasive Media Studio and the work she created. You can download and read the report here.
Posted on Thu 26 May 2016
At the showcase event last night we presented all three tapping machines responding to live GPS data from three volunteer walkers infront of a live audience for the first time. It was great to hear the feedback from people about the sound and the experience of walking with the space metronome app.
Posted on Thu 26 May 2016
Posted on Thu 26 May 2016
The Creative Producers joined us at The Pervasive Media Studio last week for the Summer School. A full report will be published soon, in the meantime here is the Storify capturing the week:http://storify.com/dcrcuk/creative
Posted on Thu 26 May 2016
I have been awarded a micro residency to research ideas for digital tools that would enable a different experience of and dimension to my LGBT history project Move Over Darling. The idea is to put sound recordings at the heart of the experience, and alongside the already existing live element of a…
Posted on Thu 26 May 2016
Well I have had a great time working at the watershed and met some really interesting creative people, which have really opened my digital eyes up to the way that people engage with the stories of the show with Move Over Darling. (I haven’t got digital eyes btw).As part of the exciting group of…
Posted on Mon 23 May 2016
Designer and educator Becca Rose joined us to share her approach to making a hybrid paper and digital book, called Bear Abouts.
Posted on Fri 13 May 2016
In Tarim's talk we visited the tongue-in-cheek ‘Land of Sweeping Stereotypes’, a land where a tribe of artists and a tribe of technologists live on different islands – occasionally meeting in no-mans land.
