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MICRO MAKER FAIRE WALES: CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in Community on 10.09.09
May You Live in Interesting Times, Festival of Creative Technology, Cardiff. 22-24 October 2009. May You Live in Interesting Times is a biennial Festival that this year is exploring do-it-yourself through a range of commissions, projects, exhibitions, discussions and artist-led events across all art forms.… Click to read more >
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AntiVJ Showcase Event
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in Events on 19.08.09
Thursday 10 Sept | 1800hrs | Watershed | Fee £3.50.
International visual label AntiVJ create monumental projections in public spaces, combining powerful video projectors with digital mapping techniques and holographic illusions.… Click to read more >
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Ambience – Call for Public Film and Video For the Bristol Festival 2009
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in Community on 03.08.09
Do you have film or video of last year’s Bristol Festival? Could you make a short (up to 20 second) movie clip about the harbourside?… Click to read more >
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BEAM: Light and sound installation
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in Events on 19.07.09
This week, Media Sandbox participants C6 and Steal From Work collaborate with AntiVJ to bring a unique event to Bristol. You are invited to: BEAM Joseph Watts and Haywood Slucutt… Click to read more >
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Next Generation Broadband Access
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in Events on 13.07.09
Places still available for the Next Generation Broadband event this month. The Digitally Connected Region, Building the Case for Regional Investment. Tuesday 21 July | 3-7pm | Watershed | Free | Book now. Hosted by the Creative Technology Network (CTN) and the Digital Communications Knowledge Transfer Network (DCKTN).… Click to read more >
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