Circumstance Lunchtime Talk Write-up

Posted on Tue 10 Jun 2014

On 23 May, we gathered for a Lunchtime talk by Studio Residents Duncan Speakman, a Bristol based artist and musician and Tom Abba, a writer, designer and UWE academic, whose work explores the form of digital and physical books. They came to speak about their artists’ collective, Circumstance,…

The wonderful, chalky Object Sandbox Work in Progress Show signs. Photo by Verity McIntosh

NAO We're Getting Somewhere...

Posted on Fri 6 Jun 2014

This week has been all about robots and beautiful prototypes as we hosted the second ever Being There: Robots in Public Spaces workshop, held the Objects Sandbox Work in Progress Show, and played about with the brilliant Nth Camera.On Tuesday, we hosted the second ever Being There workshop in the…

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Can you help us host the 'Young Rewired State Festival of Code'?

Posted on Mon 2 Jun 2014

The Studio would like to host a Young Rewired State Festival of Code at Watershed from Monday 28th to Thursday 31st July 2014. In order to be able to collaborate with Young Rewired State on their great programme we are looking for volunteer mentors. Do you have some time to support the next…

Tom speaking about UX in IoT at Solid. Photo by @marcharlier

Being There, Doing That

Posted on Fri 30 May 2014

This week, we’re slowly shuffling to the edges of our seats as we approach the announcement of this year’s Playable City Award winner, the Studio was home to a brilliant discussion about creativity and citizenship, we had a good crop of Studio affiliates speaking at San Francisco’s tech…

Laura tap dancing in the meeting room

Midi Tap Dance in the Meeting Room

Posted on Fri 23 May 2014

Today, the faint sound of tapping feet and harmonious synth is drifting through the Studio, as Guerilla Dance Project’s Laura Kriefman rehearses Kicking the Mic, folding Nth Camera into the mix. Wires and PCBs pile up around Kaspar, who is working on a robot kit for kids, our producers are…

David and Sarah's fork demonstration

Sarah Angliss, Work in Progress Demo Write-up

Posted on Fri 23 May 2014

Composer, performer, roboticist and current artist in residence at the Studio, Sarah Angliss gave a fascinating work in progress demo in the Studio last Friday. Her project, Trace, is an exploration of poetic approaches to robotics on stage. She has been working with our Creative Technologist,…

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Pesky gNats Lunchtime Talk Write-up

Posted on Thu 22 May 2014

Last Friday, David Coyle, Bristol Univeristy’s Senior Lecturer in Human Computer Ineraction, came to the Studio to talk about his new company Handaxe Limited and their flagship game Pesky gNats. In February of this year, David and Clinical Psychologist Gary O’Reilly set up Handaxe Ltd, a…

Tom, Simon and Tim

UX in IoT Lunchtime Talk Write-up

Posted on Tue 20 May 2014

On 9 May, Studio residents, Tom Metcalfe, Tim Senior and Simon Moreton gave a lunchtime talk about user experience within the Internet of Things. Designer, Neuroscientist and Geographer by training respectively, Tom, Tim and Simon currently all work as part of REACT, a 4 year AHRC funded initiative…

Wei Ong aka Silent Hobo decorating the wall under Park Street's Banksy for the Indigo Babies launch

Puppetry and Play in the Purple City

Posted on Fri 16 May 2014

This week, in the heat of it all, we have carried on shouting from the rooftops about Play Sandbox and this year's Artist Residency, we hosted some brilliant talks given by Studio Residents, and we announced the launch of graphic novel, Indigo Babies.Last Friday, Studio residents Tom Metcalfe, Simon…

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