http://www.ished.net a new venture by Watershed, to initiate, enable and support cross-sector collaborations and creative technology projects. Mon, 01 Feb 2010 15:31:44 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Over the last few months the Watershed team has spent a lot of time thinking about how we can a) be more joined up and b) communicate the thinking behind the ideas and people we work with, rather than just the end results. The process was started through the re-development ... http://www.ished.net/2010/02/01/where-did-january-go/ Back in November I was contacted by Arts&Business as they wanted to feature Watershed as a case study in some research they were doing on how digital technology is affecting the way cultural organisations engage with their audiences. Today they published a really nice overview of some of the ways Watershed ... http://www.ished.net/2010/02/01/arts-business-research-digital-case-study/ Watershed is offering two research residencies at the Pervasive Media Studio that will support South West artists, to produce and present projects at the juncture of art, pervasive technologies and culture. In a shifting media landscape finding time and resources to explore ideas augmented by new technologies can be tricky. The ... http://www.ished.net/2010/01/25/pervasive-media-studio-artists-residencies/ The Pervasive Media Studio brings together creative practice and technological innovation to produce the content, applications and experiences of the future. The Studio was built on the legacy of Mobile Bristol and is a collaboration by Watershed and UWE's Digital Cultures Research Centre (DCRC) and managed by iShed. The last 12 ... http://www.ished.net/2010/01/12/2009-at-the-pervasive-media-studio/ Are you a small producer eager to explore content, applications and experiences of the future? Do you have a brilliant idea that could tackle a problem, provide a service or offer a transformative experience? Do you need time, space and support to take a risk on an idea? Media Sandbox is ... http://www.ished.net/2010/01/11/sandbox-surgeries/