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Dog [LAB]02

Project Ended in October 2005

Digital artist France ‘Cyberdoll’ Cadet was in residence at UWE in 2005 to develop a new multi-robot installation.

Photo from Art Tea in the Vanish Van event

Art Tea in the Vanish Van

Project Ended in October 2005

Art Tea gave tea and cakes to shoppers waiting for buses and invited them to view a makeshift camera obscura.

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SE3D

Project Ended in September 2005

This unique research project gave animators access to HP Labs’ shared processing resource for CG rendering to produce 3D shorts.

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Electric Pavilion

Project Ended in September 2005

An online collection from 2005 that presents Bristol’s artistic talent in, amongst other things, music, photography, illustration and fine art.

Hannu Karljalainen still from The Paint

Hannu Karjalainen's Film Installations

Project Ended in September 2005

Documentation of Finnish artist Hannu Karjalainen’s visit to Bristol in September 2005 to create a series of film installations.

Participants playing I Can Read You

I Can Read You

Project Ended in August 2005

An artwork, experiment and game using barcodes and mobile phones run by artist Simon Poulter, HP Labs and Watershed.

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The Emergent City

Project Ended in August 2005

An exploration of the developing artistic practice of Stanza, recipient of the 5th Clark Bursary UK Digital Art Award.

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Mobile Bristol

Project Ended in August 2005

Mobile Bristol was a 2002 DTI funded programme set up to explore the uses and potential of mobile technologies.

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90 Second Challenge 2005

Project Ended in June 2005

Over 140 films made by people from across Bristol, the site also includes a range of resources for aspiring filmmakers.

Image from Local Attractions by Kirsty Mackay

Local Attractions

Project Ended in June 2005

Photography exploring Bristol as a place and the people who live there that richly reflect the city’s own unique identity.

Image from Squidsoup's Come Closer

Come Closer

Project Ended in June 2005

Created by Squidsoup Come Closer is an infinite virtual landscape, using stereoscopic vision, that explores the relationship between sound and visuals.