Andrew Sleigh

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  • From Britain to British Guiana

    This is the second of two posts that record stories told by my great grandmother of her life in British Guiana. For an explanation, and background, read the first post. My From Britain to British Guiana Mary Christina Spence A short time ago I told you about my life and experiences in British Guiana, but…

    Andrew Sleigh

    February 4, 2015
    Blog
    family
  • A life in British Guiana

    Trace it back far enough, and my family has – collectively – experienced a huge diversity of living conditions, cultures, events, and geographies. Some of them have been recording these experiences, and others investigating and preserving them.

    Andrew Sleigh

    February 4, 2015
    Blog
    family
  • Story Making: a talk for the Sandberg @ Mediafund Masterclass

    On Saturday, I gave a presentation to participants in the Sandberg Instituut’s “Unmapping Europe” masterclass. As part of this, 16 documentary makers, artists, programmers, researchers and designers work in small teams on innovative projects, and to kick things off, came to Brighton for a ‘sensing weekend’.

    Andrew Sleigh

    January 13, 2015
    Blog
    talk
  • Researching makerspaces

    Together with colleague Hannah Stewart, I’ve just started working on a new research project for Nesta. Our objective is to map the current state of makerspaces in the UK, to provide a resource for people running a makerspace (or thinking about starting one), for researchers, policy makers and users.

    Andrew Sleigh

    November 23, 2014
    Blog
    makespace, nesta, research
  • Brighton Strategy and Planning Meetup

    On Wednesday, I spoke at the Brighton Strategy and Planning Meetup, alongside Matthew Bagwell from AKQA, and Krystle Lampshire from Comic Relief.

    Andrew Sleigh

    November 23, 2014
    Blog
    talk
  • A Natural Fix for A.D.H.D.

    Interesting piece on ADHD in the New York Times, suggesting that our brains are wired for more stimulation than our post-agricultural (and post-industrial) lives give us.

    Andrew Sleigh

    November 4, 2014
    Blog
  • 99U Podcast: Gabe Weinberg on Getting Traction

    A solid episode of the 99u podcast, featuring Gabe Weinberg,  tackling that dilemma faced by anyone who makes (product, art, software – anything that;s intended for an audience): As a maker, you’d probably much rather be creating than selling. But, as we all know, marketing your work is just as important as making it. So how can we…

    Andrew Sleigh

    November 4, 2014
    Blog
  • Matt Locke on side projects

    There’s a lot to love in this post about Matt’s experiences running The Story conference. But I’ll just quote this opener:

    Andrew Sleigh

    October 27, 2014
    Blog
  • Somewhere to_ create

    I’ll be on a panel tonight with a bunch of smart people working in the creative/culture world, talking about the paths we took to get to where we are today. My path has been meandering, and rarely well-mapped in advance. I hope that will be some consolation to the young people in the audience, who…

    Andrew Sleigh

    October 15, 2014
    Blog
    talk
  • Marketing != Advertising

    I love this line (emphasis mine) about marketing too often ending after purchase. It encapsulates something that I’ve always found frustrating about how many people try to connect people with products (or brands, or creative endeavours). So often, it’s just shouting at those people about your product. The other powerful question a marketer can ask…

    Andrew Sleigh

    October 9, 2014
    Blog
    marketing
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