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Introduction

4. What is CADS?6. CADS & Other Programmes8. Location of CADS10. Main Site: Smithfield & Snow Lane Complex

Studio Holders

12. Itchy Pig Records13. Ele Maudsley14. Dangernoise Audio15. Matt Jones

CADS Programmes

16. Art Forge18. Art Forge - Regenerate19. Art Forge - Listen Up20. SKINN 22. SKINN - 50 Ideas for Better Sheffield24. DLS26. Artists at DLS28. Events’ Artwork

30. Space Hires 32. Future33. WaveLab

34. Contributors35. Contact

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CADS is a trading name of CADS South Yorkshire Limited. Company No. 08117742. Charity No. 1151884. Registered Office: Studio 5.1, 7 Smithfield, Sheffield, South York-shire, S3 7AR. Registered in England and Wales.

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WHAT IS CADS?It might appear that what CADS does is simple: we provide space for artists, startups, musicians, cre-ative companies and events.

But CADS is more than just a land-lord!

CADS has initiated several projects to further its aims: to engage cre-ativity and boost the artistic output of the local area.

SKINN, Art Forge and DLS are three organisations, all started by CADS and continuing to work in-house for the betterment of the area and cultural output of the city.

This document aims to introduce you to CADS and its affiliated projects.

Welcome!

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CADS & OTHER PROGRAMMES

CADS

Arts programme, provision of means for professional artistic development

Not for profit creative regeneration agency for the areas of Shalesmoor, Kelham Island and Neepsend in Sheffield

Online artist’s marketplace

Event management comapny - parties, events services, staff, rehersal and recording

Sheffield Art Forge

Shalesmoor, Kelham Island and Neepsend Network - SKINN

Dirty Little Secret - DLS

SPORF

The creative studio and develop-ment spaces are just one aspect of CADS, which also created andsupports several associated or-ganisations including SKINN, Dirty Little Secret, SPORF and Sheffield Art Forge. These organisations help CADS to reach it’s wider aims while forging links within the local and international community and promoting new talent in a range of areas. Programs run by DLS andthe Art Forge help to establish CADS as a supporter of local busi-nesses and a platform for upcom-ing artists. The SKINN projects work to encourage regeneration of the local area, and SPORF, a fourthprogram which is currently be-ing established, aims to become a marketplace for the creativecommunity, supporting artists, including those already based at CADS, by showcasing and sellingtheir work online.

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Smithfield, Snow LaneCADS

Sidney StreetCADS

1a Clarence Works, Pebble-dash Studios

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Smithfield, Snow LaneCADS

Sidney StreetCADS

1a Clarence Works, Pebble-dash Studios

CADS Locations

Smithfield and Snow Lane complex:32 Studios, 7 event spaces

1a Clarence works and Pebble-dash studios:20 studios

Sydney Street:4 studios, 1 event space

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SNOW LANE

Performance + Display

Exhibitions

Music

DLS Room

Courtyard

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10 Studios + Offices

3 Studios

4 Studios

1 Studios

1 Studio

Roof Terrace

Basement

Great Hall

Grinding Room

3 Studios

7 Studios

2 Studios

Digital Studios

Art Forge

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1 Studio

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Expansion

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Main Site: Smithfield and Snow Lane complex

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Music

Exhibitions

Performance Meetings

Collect! w/ Raudive

Art Crawl Weekend

Hot Soles video shoot

Drumroll w/ Scuba

Final Frontier

Commonwealth Cafe

DJ # 1

DJ # 2

DJ # 3

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Studio HoldersItchy Pig Records

Music & artist management, syncing, events, publish-ing, projection mapping.

Itchy Pig Record Company is based at CADS, and is the creation of Leeroy Powell, a music fanatic who aims to promote new artists regardless of genre, con-centrating on sounds that are powerful, fun and in-novative. During his time at CADS, Leeroy has moved from working alone in a small studio, to employing a team of 8 staff spread across several studio spaces. Itchy Pig represents artists from Germany, France and Italy as well as the UK, including such names as Moodymanc, Saytek, James Johnsons, and the label’s in-house band Burleskimo.

Interview with Leeroy Powell, Now Then Magazine, Feb 2012

Inspired by the vibrant music scene of Sheffield, Itchy Pig is the co-host of regular DLS club night Collect!, featuring its own artists and playing sounds from disco to deep house. Having already branched out into film, documentary and video game soundtracks, Itchy Pig are currently working towards physical releases both on CD and vinyl, and offer services such as projection mapping, syncing and publishing as well as events and artist management.

www.itchy-pig.com

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Studio HoldersEle Maudsley

Ele Maudsley is a jewellery maker and silversmith, who graduated from Sheffield Hallam University in June 2011. Soon after that she began renting a work-shop space in Pebbledash Studios, where her focus is on creating ‘wearable art’, objects that function as sculptural pierces as well as jewellery that can inter-act with the body.

Inspired by natural forms, surrealism and the Steam-punk aesthetic, Ele combines skills such as etching and anticlastic raising in order to create pieced that are bold, versatile and theatrical. Ele’s work has been displayed in exhibitions across Sheffield, such as in

‘Galvanize’ at the Furnival Gallery in 2011, and the 2012 ‘Under The Sea’ exhibition at the Millennium Galleries. Working as a self employed artist, Ele re-ceived a commended award for Smallworkers Design from the Goldsmith’s Craft and Design Council Awards in 2011. She was also featured inthe ‘New Designers’ exhibition at the Business Design Centre in London. Recently, Ele has created a more commercial range of jewellery for the ‘One for Luck’ vintage and craft fair, and is looking ahead at creating more intricate pieces inspired by Victorian technology and Gothic architecture.

www.elemaudsleydesign.co.uk

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Studio HoldersDangernoise Audio

Dangernoise audio recognises sound as being one of the primary universal energies/organizational prin-ciples. What started out as a hobby project for two grumpy sound techs has over the years developed or-ganically into a small-scale system hire and bespoke speaker cabinet business. End of 2013 will see the launch of something very special – the culmination of several years’ research – in the form of a totally horn-loaded quasi four-way loudspeaker system. The driving ideals and concepts behind the development of the system are common sense, cohesion, efficiency, sustainability and above all fidelity to the source material.

www.dangernoiseaudio.com

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Studio HoldersMatt Jones

Matt Jones has workes from his studio at CADS, where he creates large scale, geometric style graphic art in-spired by scientific processes, mathematical patterns, music and architecture. Matt is a self taught artist, and has previously worked as the designer / art director of Sheffield based ‘Now Then’ magazine, where his highly detailed, calculated work was implemented in a cover to cover feature.

His current work includes a series of illustrations for the third Dark Mountain anthology, a published col-lection of fiction, poetry and art centred on ecological and social issues. Previously Matt has also collabo-rated with events and organisations such as Tinnitus, DLS, Planet Terror and Bad Taste Records.

www.madebyjones.com

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Art ForgeCADS Programmes

Sheffield Art Forge was originally formed by CADS members, and is now incorporated as a separate, non-profit organisation which manages the Arts Programme at CADS. With the aim of delivering innovative, high quality events aswell as supporting emerging art-ists, Sheffield Art Forge has been active in the area since October 2010, and manages the program-ming of arts events, making use of the warehouse spaces to put on exhibitions and workshops at the Shalesmoor venue. As well as fea-turing local talent in its exhibitions, Sheffield Art Forge alsoshowcases work from international artists, particularly those working

with new and digital media. There is a strong emphasis on encour-aging artistic collaboration and providing informal, contemporary exhibitions that are accessible to a diverse audience.

Past exhibitions have included ‘The Globalsapiens Collective’, featur-ing local artists Mikk Murray, John Ledger and Jade Morris, and ‘Re-quiem for A Post Soviet Dream’,which exhibited the work of Lithu-anian artist Augustinas Naslenas. In 2011, Sheffield Art Forge hosted ‘Regenerate’, a seven month pro-gramme of events exhibiting localtalent, graduates and artists fea-tured in “Now Then” magazine,

as well as workshops and perfor-mances in association with Sen-soria festival. You can read more about Regenerate on next page.

Sheffield Art Forge also hosts ‘The Cucumber Lounge’ a regular event which features live music, art exhibitions, performances and DJ’s. As part of the scheme’s outreach program, The Cucumber Lounge attracts a range of audiences and creates opportunities for artistic development by showcasing the work of local talent such as musi-cians like Loveboat and Mother-folkers, as well as artists Jessica Wong, Stephen Milligan and Stuart Faulkner.

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CADS Programmes

In 2011, Sheffield Art Forge hosted Regenerate, an eight month long programme that held art exhibi-tions, workshops, music events, performances and commissions.

Regenerate’s programme included a two week exhibition of audio visual art, called ‘Listen Up’, as well as the ‘Explore’ mural com-mission showcase, in partnership with ‘Now Then’ magazine. Events featuring circus performances, up-coming musicians and live painting were also part of the line up, and from June to September, CADS also invited three recent fine art gradu-ates to work and display their art, based around the theme of re-

generation, as part of the project. The graduates were given a free studio space at CADS for the three months duration, at the end of which the artists had a two week exhibition of works produced.

As part of Sheffield Art Forge’s aim to promote emerging talent and showcase the best in contempo-rary art forms, Regenerate was open to a wide range of audiences, from children and families to stu-dents, as well as those in the local art scene. The project aimed to provide a culture boost to an often overlooked, industrial area of Shef-field, and to raise public awareness of reusing former industrial space

for creative activity. The ‘Listen Up’ exhibition worked to establish Sheffield Art Forge as a promoter of cutting edge electronic and digital art, and through the Explore and Regenerate commission scheme, local artists were given the op-portunity to network and publicise their work. The graduate exhibi-tions forged links between the Art Forge and Sheffield universities, and the Now Then mural show-case provided publicity for the programme as well as showcasing a diverse selection of local artists. Through its varied line-up and comprehensive promotion, Regen-erate worked to increase aware-ness of CADS as well as Sheffield Art Forge.

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As part of Regenerate, the Listen Up exhibition ran for two weeks at the end of April, and featured a selection of local artists working with sound to create audio-visual installations and sound sculptures. The exhibition explored the rela-tionship between sounds and their relative environment, by utilising space both indoors and outside of CADS.

Featured artists included: Mark Fell, whose work with synthetic sound, light and experimental technolo-gies is recognised internationally; Neil Webb, an audio visual artist

and lecturer in sound at Sheffield Hallam University; Adrian Moore, an electro-acoustic composer who writes music intended for sound diffusion over multiple loudspeaker systems, and sound designer Ron Wright, whose research concerns the relationship between audio and landscapes both real and imagined.

The exhibition shifted from the more familiar representations of audio art to the more abstract and surreal, and aimed to engage visitors with sound as an artistic medium beyond its typical use.

The work exhibited ranged from unusual musical practises to instal-lation pieces, and employed the entire CADS facility.

As well as its exhibition event, Listen Up also hosted an evening of performances in association with the Sensoria film and mu-sic festival. The event featured a variety of sonic artists, some of whom were featured in the exhibi-tion, and presented pieces with a range of approaches to sound, such as soundscapes, algorithmic and electroacoustic music.

CADS ProgrammesArt Forge: Listen Up

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CADS Programmes

Sensoria is a music and film festival which holds screenings, performances, events and exhi-bitions in venues around Shef-field. Drawing inspiration from Sheffield’s musical heritage and creative culture, Sensoria has been running since 2008, showcasing

innovative artists and bold con-temporary events. In 2012, Sen-soria worked in association with Sheffield Art Forge and Dirty Little Secret to host wAVe, an audio-vi-sual event featuring artists includ-ing Zan Lyons, Scanone and Blood

Working with External Partners: Art Forge & Sensoria / Wave

Sport. The event aimed to provide visitors with an immersive experi-ence exploring the relationships between art, film and music, and featured live bands, short films and performances employing the use of digital audio visual techniques.

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SKINN

Creating networks between busi-nesses, encouraging the sharing of resources and local regeneration.

SKINN - which stands for Shales-moor, Kelham Island and Neepsend Network- is a non profit organisa-tion based at CADS. The project was designed as a way of link-ing businesses and organisations within the northern part of the city centre, encouraging them to share resources and information, and promoting regeneration of thelocal area through cultural activi-ties and voluntary work.

SKINN was created as a reaction to several problems, such as envi-ronmental issues, negative public image and bad developments, that were affecting the area. Through

strategic planning, consulting and design, SKINN hopes to deal with these issues whilst creating ties within the community and maximising the use of existing resources.

SKINN regularly develops projects and hosts new events which are related to innovative urban devel-opment as well as art and cul-ture. Current projects include the Riverside Arts Programme, which focuses on area branding and reclamation of temporary public space, as well as the establishment of the SKINN area as being an en-vironmentally conscious centreand creative hub.

Recently SKINN has incorporated as a separate non-profit company limited by guarantee.

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CADS (Creative Arts Development Space)KIAC (Kelham Island Artists’ Cooperative)Orchard CentrePoint Blank TheatreSynergy SheffieldHeartbeat Art...

Total: 5,000 permanent and temporary residents in the areaArea Development

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River stewardship company - River management, contacts with environmental agencies, event permission on the river Not-for–profit theatre company - Contacts with region's theatre groups, charity

Charity - Large premises with access to the river, links to historical & heritage organisations

Art collectives - Access to artist networks, ability to curate cultural & art events

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50 Ideas for better Sheffield was a collaboration between SKINN & Sheffield School of Architecture (SSoA) as part of Festival of the Mind, Sep 2012

Every year, the SSoA and Depart-ment of Landscape carry out an enormous amount of practical re-search into various aspects of Shef-field. This research could involve cataloguing area development, finding uses for empty shops, or creating an outdoor installation inside a former cutlery factory. However, much of this research is only presented once, at project reviews to an audience of univer-sity students and staff. After this initial presentation, the research

is shelved, meaning that huge amounts of important information are inaccessible to individuals and organisations in the city that may be able to use it.50 ideas for a better Sheffield reviewed such projects from the last 10 years, and presented it in the context of contemporary Shef-field, linking it with current local initiatives.

The public part of the project included a week-long exhibi-tion and an evening of talks and presentations at CADS. Both events aimed to facilitate creative dialog between people of the city, Shef-field City Council, the SSoA, and non-public organisations working on the ground.

SKINN: 50 ideas for better Sheffield

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DrumrollTinnitusRenegade PixiesLSSSoup KitchenCargoItchy Pig RecordsMixed in SheffieldCammo DiscoBad Taste Records

DLS is an events management com-pany, founded in 2010, to operate both onsite and offsite for CADS’ larger events. DLS provides equip-ment, staff, personnel, expertise and music.

Onsite, DLS operates in CADS’ Smithfield site in the DLS venue. This attracts acts from around the world and hosts a variety of outside

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promoters, playing a range of music from blues and cabaret to house and techno. Popular and with an ever-growing audience, the venue has greatly increased traffic and intro-duced people to the once off-limits area of Shalesmoor. Offsite, DLS has provided its events management services at venues across Sheffield, including Park Hill.

DLS

Promoters who have been featured at DLS include:

Guardian, Pick of the Week

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Collect! is the bi-monthly night run by DLS, and one of the many nights regularly using the space. With a dedication to cutting-edge house and techno, Collect! features a mixture of local and international artists. Starting out in the back room of a pub in 2009, Collect! now regu-

larly books acts from Berlin, Paris and even Amsterdam. Like all the nights in DLS and CADS, Collect! brings a warm, enthusiastic and friendly crowd. All of which build’s on DLS’ reputation as a desti-nation venue, with people traveling from outside of Sheffield to attend.

Collect!’s artists have included:

Moodymac

Electric Rescue

Phil Kieran

Raudive

Audiojack

Spektre

Jamie Anderson

Toby Tobias

Matador

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Guardian, Pick of the Week

DLS:Collect!

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MiniCoolBoyz

Sandwell District

Black Sun Empire

Parrice Baumel

Dj Borrow

Electric Rescue

Ivan Smagghe

Matador

Deker

Sound Diggers

DJ Vu

Mark Broom

Jack Shack, Transform

Dauwd, KillawattAndy Riley, Laurence, Grimaz

George FitzGerald, Paul Rose, Martelo, Funkystepz, Cesar

MacheenBoi, The Lilo Lovers, Zade

Nvision, Moodymanc, Sir Vinyl Instinct, Mike O'Mara, Meat, Powlo

Mark Fell, Ron Wright, Neil Webb, David Morin, Adrian Moore, Sixfootsick,Transform, Up and Atom, Scratch Eddie, Set 2, Billy Martin Junior, Mudcats,Green Onions, Red River Rebels, Jonny 7, M&J Blues, Bluestown, The Natchez burning, Hummingbirds blues band, The Dale Storr Band, Nyra, RunHideSurvive,Growmore, Loshea, Drumroll, Kujio, Keyman, Johnny Sideways, Distorted Pana,Sinista Tek, Bee Log, Carl Dean, Bez and John, Deno, Solid State, Danimalswainger,Dan J, Ann D, Steve Geenius, John W, Tom Rider, Matty Garber,Matt Williamson, Buttcutt, Jah Reynolds, The Black Dog, Richard H Kirk, Kassien, Toein' in the Dark, Mental Block, Stuart Ledger, Pete Dangerous, Bob Kickflip, Gregg ZoggDill Zogg, Sequoia Soundsystem, Chosen Family, Steel City Soul, Slamboree, Dj Scrubba, Emperor Duncan the Bling, Dj Buffalo, Rp Penz, Dale Storr band, Billy Martin Junior, The Robin Hoare Band, PocketsizedDave,Deno, Squarehead, Mr. Dubz, The Camouflaged Disco, Itchy Pig Records, FrozacTinnitus, Room 303, Squire of Gothos, Dankle, Moova, Droid, Plattapussy, Rotten Nostril, HEM:PER, Danimalswainger, Dan J, Motherfolkers, Loveboat, MoBot,Knives Out, Stan Skinny, Aggers, KIDLIB, Arie, Dee Rock, KIDLIB

Sheffield

UK

France

Paris

Germany

Berlin Netherlands

Ireland

Dublin

London

Wales Nottingham

Bristol

Manchester

Stoke

Norfolk

leeds

Amsterdam

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Derby

Artists at DLS

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MiniCoolBoyz

Sandwell District

Black Sun Empire

Parrice Baumel

Dj Borrow

Electric Rescue

Ivan Smagghe

Matador

Deker

Sound Diggers

DJ Vu

Mark Broom

Jack Shack, Transform

Dauwd, KillawattAndy Riley, Laurence, Grimaz

George FitzGerald, Paul Rose, Martelo, Funkystepz, Cesar

MacheenBoi, The Lilo Lovers, Zade

Nvision, Moodymanc, Sir Vinyl Instinct, Mike O'Mara, Meat, Powlo

Mark Fell, Ron Wright, Neil Webb, David Morin, Adrian Moore, Sixfootsick,Transform, Up and Atom, Scratch Eddie, Set 2, Billy Martin Junior, Mudcats,Green Onions, Red River Rebels, Jonny 7, M&J Blues, Bluestown, The Natchez burning, Hummingbirds blues band, The Dale Storr Band, Nyra, RunHideSurvive,Growmore, Loshea, Drumroll, Kujio, Keyman, Johnny Sideways, Distorted Pana,Sinista Tek, Bee Log, Carl Dean, Bez and John, Deno, Solid State, Danimalswainger,Dan J, Ann D, Steve Geenius, John W, Tom Rider, Matty Garber,Matt Williamson, Buttcutt, Jah Reynolds, The Black Dog, Richard H Kirk, Kassien, Toein' in the Dark, Mental Block, Stuart Ledger, Pete Dangerous, Bob Kickflip, Gregg ZoggDill Zogg, Sequoia Soundsystem, Chosen Family, Steel City Soul, Slamboree, Dj Scrubba, Emperor Duncan the Bling, Dj Buffalo, Rp Penz, Dale Storr band, Billy Martin Junior, The Robin Hoare Band, PocketsizedDave,Deno, Squarehead, Mr. Dubz, The Camouflaged Disco, Itchy Pig Records, FrozacTinnitus, Room 303, Squire of Gothos, Dankle, Moova, Droid, Plattapussy, Rotten Nostril, HEM:PER, Danimalswainger, Dan J, Motherfolkers, Loveboat, MoBot,Knives Out, Stan Skinny, Aggers, KIDLIB, Arie, Dee Rock, KIDLIB

Sheffield

UK

France

Paris

Germany

Berlin Netherlands

Ireland

Dublin

London

Wales Nottingham

Bristol

Manchester

Stoke

Norfolk

leeds

Amsterdam

Utretch

Derby

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Events’ Artwork

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Space Hires

CADS also provides its event spaces for a variety of uses.

From photo shoots and film nights to theatre conferences and urban design reviews, CADS has offered its spaces to all kinds of organisa-tions.

Previous users: Merseyside Police, South Yorkshire Film Network, Magic Lantern Film Club, Integreat Plus, Point Blank Theatre Com-pany, BBC, Tom Jackson Photog-raphy, Sheffield Hallam University, University of Sheffield, Occursus, Article Magazine, Prism, Art in the Park, Geiger Counter, Pecha Kucha Sheffield, Circular, Greentop Circus as well as many local bands, artists & students.

Previous uses: Film shoots, photo shoots, product photography, exhi-bitions, meetings, conferences, film screenings, theatre productions, rehearsals, workshops, design re-views, celebrations, product build-ing, prototype testing, fabrication, group workspace, circus practice,

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Future

CADS to incorporate as a charity.

wAVe Lab - digital media centre for the area run by Art Forge.

Art Forge to host a wider graduate & student training programme.

SKINN to develop a local creative volunteer framework.

SPORF to launch its online marketplace for art.

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wAVe Lab

The newest addition to the CADS complex has arrived this year in the form of Wave Lab. The project - Digital Media Centre, established by Sheffield Art Forge, pro-vides facilities reflecting the wide range of creative activities happening within the CADS community and beyond.

Featuring a series of workstations with professional software for the creation of music, film and any other kind of digital art, the centre serves as a hub for digital creation. Mentoring services are also available to help visitors use the facilities to their full potential. Furthermore the centrel features a Fabrication Labo-ratory, equipped with rapid prototyping machinery, CNC, enabling users to take ideas from pixels on a screen to tangible creations.

Once Wave Lab is established, a programme of edu-cational activities will be carefully curated to ensure that the facilities on offer are accessible to all.

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Allys Hobbs - text and imageAdam Wooley - infographicsArticle Magazine - text

designed by SKINN, supported by CADS.

Contributors

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We are always looking for in-novative and creative people and organisations to work with. So if you want to get involved in any of our projects or want to suggest something completely different do not hesitate to contact us. Alterna-tively if you just want to find out more about our activities or want to visit some of the events, give us a call. We regularly use e-mail and social media for updates, so if you want to be kept in the loop, join us online.

Contact

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[email protected]: @cads_shefff: cads.sheffield0114 348 9421

CADS is a trading name of CADS South Yorkshire Limited.

Company No. 08117742Charity No. 1151884

Studio 5.1, 7 Smithfield, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S3 7AR

Registered in England and Wales

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