Tweet: RT @jumpkwmc: Louise, one of the participants of the last Future Legacy Project shared some of their thoughts on FLP You can hear more of…
Tweet: RT @jumpkwmc: Louise, one of the participants of the last Future Legacy Project shared some of their thoughts on FLP You can hear more of…
Hearing our story from a year like no other.
After a year like no other we are pleased to share with you our Annual Report 2020/21 presented at our AGM (Annual General Meeting) on Tuesday 16th Nov.
It's an interactive document, so... read more
Posted on: January 12th, 2022 by Website Admin
Here at Knowle West Media Centre we take great pride on doing what’s best for the environment and taking care of our earth. During COP26, which closed on Friday of last week, we spent that time sharing different... read more
Posted on: November 18th, 2021 by Website Admin
Welcome to the Come Together Weekender!
A four day gathering of talks, workshops, and events exploring how we can connect through a mix of in-person and virtual, or 'hybrid' spaces.
Join us for online + in-person workshops, activities and events.
Day 1: Inclusion... read more
Posted on: November 8th, 2021 by Website Admin
KWMC have been working with artist Kasia Molga: http://www.studiomolga.com to explore how environmental sensors could help growers, plants and pollinators to:
Relate differently: developing more caring and mutually beneficial relationships
Connect more: forming new networks of knowledge and support
Communicate better: experiencing new ways to share/sense... read more
Posted on: November 1st, 2021 by Martha King
Meet the commissioned artists who will be working with the Knowle West community to co-create hybrid (digital plus physical) inclusive experiences to connect and ‘come together’.
Come Together has commissioned a cohort of four artists: Ant Lightfoot, Linda Brothwell, Malcolm Hamilton, and... read more
Posted on: August 18th, 2021 by Ella Chedburn
Knowle West Media Centre are excited to launch a new programme called ‘Creativity + Care’. The programme will explore themes of radical care and pleasure activism. It will provide opportunities for creatives to explore and experience nourishing spaces of... read more
Posted on: June 16th, 2021 by Josephine Gyasi
Co-curators Roseanna Dias and Josephine Gyasi have spent the first part of 2021 thinking about the links between creativity and care, in preparation for a new public programme at Knowle West Media Centre launching in July. This blog post shares... read more
Posted on: June 16th, 2021 by Josephine Gyasi
Knowle West Media Centre are excited to launch a new programme of public events, training and co-creation called 'Come Together'. The programme is designed to support artists and communities to develop new skills in hybrid (digital + physical) arts practices and explore new inclusive ways to come together. Artist... read more
Posted on: May 28th, 2021 by Georgia Hall
Knowle West Media Centre are excited to launch a new programme of public events, training and co-creation called 'Come Together'. The programme is designed to support artists and communities to develop new skills in hybrid (digital + physical) arts practices and explore new inclusive ways to come together. Digital Storyteller... read more
Posted on: May 27th, 2021 by Georgia Hall
Knowle West Media Centre is excited to be part of the Kickstart Scheme.
Kickstart is funded by the Government and jobs from the Kickstart Scheme are open to 16-24 year olds, who are claiming Universal Credit, and are... read more
Posted on: May 26th, 2021 by Michaela Macrae Simpson
Three young people from Bristol have been recognised at a national event for young coders – holding off competition from...
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