Sing The Body Electric, a new digital and immersive art exhibition, opens in Bristol at the end of October, showcasing sensory works that explore the physical and emotional connection we can have with certain forms of digital creation. It is also, and above all, the first exhibition of a new venue, Undershed, housed in the heart of Watershed, Bristol's iconic cultural space. A review with Amy Rose, Undershed's new programmer. Cover: Sing the Body Electric (Collection 1) opening @ Watershed, 📸 Shamphat Productions From Anagram to Watershed, from new media…
“Our first exhibition invites people to fall in love with the artwork, to see how it offers a unique perspective” – Amy Rose (Watershed – Undershed)
