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Didn’t make FutureEverything? Catch up here…
FutureEverything was a summit of ideas and digital innovation which took place in Manchester last week – with over 600 attendees selling out the sessions it was packed with people, concepts and...
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Sarah Pickthall’s choice: Headspace meets Skoog
I’m currently working flat out on an Arts Council commission called Heads Up – 8 short films focusing on the Creative Case for Diversity as experienced by 8 prominent arts leaders working across the...
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Jake Berger’s choice: Light Graffeti
Jake Berger is Head of Tech for Arts Council England/BBC digital arts platform, The Space. What does he do/The Space do? Well, he was responsible for leading the team that launched The Space on 1st May...
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Damien Robinson’s choice: Tall Ships
Damien Robinson is an artist working with digital media focusing on the interplay between images, sounds and vibrations. She began work as a visual artist, specializing in print and 3D work, often...
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Digitally arresting
Last week, I had such a great chat via Laurence Hill of Fabrica with the wonderful Seb Lee-Delisle @seb_ly of last year’s @BDF2012 Pixel Pyros fame (and more besides) about our Short Circuit project...
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Debs Williams’ choice: The Helicopter String Quartet
Debs Williams is a Relationship Manager for Arts Council England, specialising in theatre and with a keen interest in digital. She is also a maker and creator in her own right, and known for her strong...
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Why apply to Short Circuit?
It’s getting near the deadline and the applications have started to come in – its very exciting at Short Circuit HQ as we start to see how the project might shape and flex in response to people’s...
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Mozilla – a Short Circuiting digital ninja
Not a digital masterpiece today, but a digital ninja instead – Mozilla. Mozilla is where we are holding our first Open Circuit event on the 1st May, but they are way, way, way more than a venue! Most...
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Crowdsourcing – the pros and cons
Like all arts projects, digital artworks cost money. So you have a cracking idea, how do you raise the funds to make it a reality? Increasingly digital artists are turning to digital routes –...
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Brighton Digital Festival – submit
Lots of whooping and cheering at last night’s at Brighton Digital Festival’s meeting where the new look and feel festival for 2013 was launched with the help of Brian Kidd’s well considered new...
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Checking out the MozLon space ready for the 1st May…
Central London – check, close to transport routes – check, easy to find – check, good physical accessibility – check, lots of natural light – check, plenty of space – check, and different types of...
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Cultural Veneers
An altogether different rag We are delighted that Kate Kneale from Marine Studios has agreed to join our selected artists and digital agents at Open Circuit at MozLDN on the 1st May contributing her...
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Corporeal Computing: A Performative Archaeology of Digital Gesture
Opportunity for digital artists to promote their work in a HE context Deadline 3 May – Call for paper / demonstrations / performances Event organised by Corporeal Computing bringing together digital...
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TMT – Tinkering MzTech tutorials
I’m slow me and it suits. I can do fast but for short bursts so when MzTech emailed us about their TMT MzTech tutorials this Short Circuit girl expressed an interest in sharing my first technical...
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Andy Armstrong at Open Circuit
Let’s start at the beginning – Andy was the first of our presenters at Open Circuit talking about live streaming and the rather amazing gadget, the Raspberry Pi. Who is Andy Armstrong? Well, Andy can...
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Kate Kneale at Open Circuit
We asked Kate Kneale to introduce herself and her work just before Open Circuit – and she did so by sharing some quotes with us, quotes that have served as the foundation stones she used, with others,...
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Rachel Gadsden at Open Circuit
Rachel Gadsden is a visual & performance artist, who creates paintings and drawing, and uses digital processes to make animated artworks. She is a multi award-winning artist and exhibits...
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Jon Adams at Open Circuit
Jon Adams is a multi-format artist-scientist with Aspergers/dyslexia, which gives him an eye and edge for the art/science alternative, pattern finding, 3D and systemizing. He weaves this within his...
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Paula Le Dieu at Open Circuit
Paula Le Dieu is a Digital Director at Mozilla and has worked with many media and cultural organisations such as the BFI, BBC, Guardian, Fairfax and Ofcom as well as in international digital activism...
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