Exhibition walkthrough – Can You Hear Me? I Can See You!
An 18 minute single shot walk-through of the new Re-Dock exhibition at FACT Liverpool – ‘Can You Hear Me? I Can See You!’. See the space, learn about the works, meet the project team and the artists involved – all in one epic take. Exhibition at FACT – 17 May – 2 June 2013
Up Periscope!
As part of the ‘Can You Hear Me? I Can See You!’ exhibition, I have created a laser-cut periscope to assist in viewing some of the works, namely my own installation, the Skype Advice Portal. As you can see, the periscope works pretty well – and it’s easy to make – it just requires a...
Can You Hear Me? I Can See You!
Our new exhibition - Can You Hear Me? I Can See You! - will open in the FACT Connects space in the foyer of the building on Light Night, May 17 2013. Exhibition at FACT - 17 May – 2 June 2013 + Artists talks 18 May, 2pm – 4pm, FACT Connects Space (Free) (Press Release Download: Re-Dock_PR_CYHMICSY ) Can You...
Skype Advice Portal
If you could send a message of advice to someone in the future or the past, what would you say? Send your 20 seconds of wisdom through space-time using Skype Advice Portal.
Moston Small Cinema – Finding its Feet
Feels a good time to write an update about the Moston Small Cinema project - the community screening facility we built in a former miners wash-house in North Manchester...
The iPad camera as a portal
Introducing sheltered housing residents to the video camera function on the iPad may seem like a small step, but it was a powerful experience.
Graham House Project
Last month, I did a three weeks research in London working with artists Mark Whitelaw and Robin Whitmore on a potential Duckie project with Graham House, a homeless hostel for chronic alcoholics in Vauxhall, London, looking at residents lives and looking at routes into recovery. Duckie has a regular performance night with at the Vauxhall Tavern,...
Hello Chici
This is my first blog post, as part of the Child Computer Interaction at the Chici Lab in the University of central Lancaster. There aren’t many other artists at the ChiCI Lab, so thought I’d spend this first post explaining why I’m doing an Mres in this subject area and not in digital art. For...
Introductions
My name is Becky, we may have met. I was introduced to Re-Dock through a two week internship during the Summer of 2011, organised through the University of Liverpool, where I am currently studying English. My passions can be surmised as; comics, children’s literature and folk tales, cross stitching cartoon characters, writing bad poetry and...
Making an eBook
I had a cracking time recently, delivering an eBook workshop as part of the Library of Dreams project...
Interview with Alan Dunn
A very quick post to point to an interview conducted by The Aesthetic Trust with Alan Dunn about the installation “Constellation of Signs” which was one of several outcomes of our long-running collaborative work with Liverpool Biennial, which began with the “Canal &” research in North Liverpool. Alan is a greatly respected artist and recent...
Liverpool Processing Meetup
We have started hosting a meetup at our base the Ranch for people interested in using Processing, the programming environment designed for artists and visual thinkers. I’ve put off learning Processing properly for years, but having recently got excited by casual ambient games such as Osmos, Processings’ capacity to export to Android, I have...
