University Residency

 

Each year, arebyte partners with a University’s new media course and invite their students to look into new forms of making, curating, displaying and archiving digital art. The residency culminates in a series of collaborative curatorial projects presenting new ways of thinking, and challenging the idea of what a gallery is and can offer.

 

 

OCT - DEC 2023

Culture, Communication and Media
BA Digital Media: Production

Brigitta Zics, Associate Professor

A13-week residency where students experiment and develop work for a public event at arebyte Gallery on the 29th of February 2024.

More info coming soon

 

 

APR - NOV 2022

Computational Arts Department
MA Culture, Criticism and Curation

Lee Weinberg, Lecturer

Read about The Beta ToolKit, the online platform developed throughout the residency

Visit The Beta Toolkit

 

 

MAR - OCT 2021

Computing Department
Digital Arts Computing &
Computational Arts 


Rachel Falconer, Lecturer

Read about Paraspaces, the platform developed throughout the residency

Visit Paraspaces

 

 

JAN - JUL 2020

Computing Department
in Computational Art

Rachel Falconer, Lecturer
Dr. Helen Pritchard, Lecturer

Read about In-Grid, the online platform developed throughout the residency

Visit In-Grid

 

 

APR 2018 

Digital Media and Cultural
Studies Department
MSc Creative Media Technologies

Stefan Lutschinger, Lecturer

Workshops led by arebyte together with guest speakers Russel King (Serious Games, UK), Alexander Felch, and Eva Pascoe (Cybersalon) around curating and promoting digital art content, culminating in a one-day showcasing of the students’ works, with talks, a Wikidata hackathon, student radio and activities.

 

 

MAR 2016

School of Communication,
Information Experience Design and
Visual Communication

Libby Heaney, Visiting Lecturer

Read about The Wick in Layers, the work developed throughout the residency

 

 
“The residency with arebyte was an amazing experience to be a part of. It let me meet all sorts of people from the computing department and brought us together creating some interesting and fun work. The residency team are so supportive and welcoming they really make this opportunity special. If I had the opportunity like this again I wouldn’t hesitate to take part in it!”
— George Simms, students from Computing Department, Goldsmiths (2021)