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2000 - 2005
Music. Art. Community.

• Bathysphere Live Multimedia
  2004 - 2008

  

• Cuttlefish
  2002

  

• Fragments of Identity
  2003

  

• Persistence of Vision
  2002

  

• Cuttlefish Radio

  

• Leicestershire Villages

  

• Meertrek CD-ROM
  Early 2000s

  

• Cuttlefish
  2001

  

• Vote Andy Reed

  

• Pineapster
  2001 - 2012

  

• The WebWorks Gallery
  Early 2000s

  

• ClickIt! Photography
  Early 2000s

  

• Flow
  2000

  

• Zion Train Live Multimedia
  2000 - 2003

  

• Charnwood Arts
  Early 2000s

  

1996 - 2000
Art & Business

The websites shown below were designed to run on 640 x 480 or 800 x 600 pixel screens so will look a bit odd on modern computers with largedisplays.

• Headland Multimedia
  1999

  

• Pace Micro Technology
  1999

  

• British Magazines
  1999

  

• Girobank
  1999

  

• Cornhill Direct
  1999

  

• Lord Hempton Shamanagochi
  1998

  

• cuttlefish.com
  1997

  

• Birmingham Frequencies
  1997

  

• Nottingham now97 Festibal
  1997

  

• Diamond Cable
  

  

• Alliance and Leicester
  

  

• Raleigh Bikes
  

  

• 3i
  

  

• Universal Egg
  1996 - 1997

  

• Farnell Components
  1996

  

• Jeff Wayne's The War of the Worlds
  1006

  

• Headland Multimedia
  1996

  

• Total Internet Magazine
  1996/7

  

• Left Legged Pineapple
  1996

  

• S4C
  1996

  

• TVWeb
  1996

  

• Headland Multimedia / DRCI
  1996

  

• Early Web Sites

  

1989 - 1996
The Early Days of the Web

The work from this era took place while I was a researcher at Loughborough University and Derby University between 1989 and 1996. Working at a university gave me early access to the internet and and I was an active pre-web internet user. In 1993 I created a website about Virtual Reality, which brought me to the attention of Colin Angus from The Shamen and I worked with them on web projects over the following five years. This included at the Megatripolis club and at live events, such as Glastonbury 1995. When I moved from Loughborough to Derby University in 1994 I co-founded arts-group Resonance with Geoff Broadway, Noel Douglas and Jayne Murray, and in 1995 established an early web design company called DRC Internet. Resonance did a lot of events with Birmingham club Oscillate. I also did multimedia work with the band Zion Train and computer artist William Latham. I wrote for lots of magazines in the mid-1990s - most of which I still have copies of. These included popular newstand titles NetUser and Internet Today. My academic research at this time was mostly concerned with the topics of Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Virtual Reality.

The websites shown below were designed to run on 640 x 480 pixel screens so will look a bit odd on modern computers with large displays.

• OSC Chillspace
  Dec 1996

  

• The Shamen's Hempton Manor
  Oct 1996

  

• ion Train's WobblyWeb
  May 1996

  

• William Latham's Computer Artworks
  1996

  

• Headfirst
  May 1996

  

• NetNatter
  Mar 1996>

  

• The Shamen's Heal Single Release
  Jan 1996

  

• Internet Today Magazine
  1995/6

  

• NetUser Magazine
  1995/6

  

• The Shamen's Forum Webcast
  Nov 1995

  

• Surf
  Oct 1995

  

• The Shamen's Axis Mutatis
  Oct 1995

  

• Cybercaff (Sep 1995)

  

• Livewire
  Sep 1995

  

• The Shamen at Glastonbury
  Jun 1995

  

• Feed Your Head
  Feb 1995

  

• Virtual Gallery
  1995

  

• Resonance
  1995 - 1998

  

• The Shamen's Nemeton
  1994 - 1999

  

• Audiovisuality Magazine
  1994

  

• 1st UK VR-SIG Conference
  Mar 1994

  

• The HCI'93 Virtual Reality Exhibition
  Sep 1993

  

• REND'386 Homebrew VR
  1993

  

• Computer Supported Cooperative Work
  1989

  

• Visual Search
  1989