The Disjointed Changelog is a text based video distorting the classical fable storyline, referencing coding languages and concepts of innovation in computing history to tell a story of two friends struggling with change. The video has been developed around an ongoing dialogue with the Cambridge Centre for Computing History and is being shown in the context of the seminal machines, games and artefacts that made computing history. This showing of this video is part of the Art Language Location 2015 Satelllite programme
- Opening dates: 15 October – 1 November 2015
- Opening times: Wednesday – Sunday 10.00 – 17.00 (last admissions 4pm)
- Further info: http://www.computinghistory.org.uk
Location:
Centre for Computing History
Rene Court
Coldhams Road
Cambridge
CB1 3EW
Directions:
The Disjointed Changelog is shown in the context of the Cambridge Centre Computing History’s permanent collection.
The museum is on an industrial estate, which is very close to the Beehive Shopping Centre in the east of Cambridge.
Public Transport
From the City Centre and passing the Anglia Ruskin Campus, the number 114 towards Addenbrookes or 17 towards Fulbourn to get off on Coldhams Lane, at the stop opposite Brampton Road (Stop: 0500CCITY154).
Alternatively, on a nice day, the Bus Citi 3 will take you to a stop near Ditton Walk, from where you can take the panoramic path across Coldhamn’s Commons to Coldhams Lane (10min walk).
From Coldhams Lane, follow the road round to your right onto Coldhams Road on to the commercial estate. Just before the railway crossing, turn into Rene Court on the right and you will see the Centre for Computing History there.
By Bike
Use the CycleStreets website to find out how to get to the Centre for Computing History by bike : CycleStreets
Driving
From the Beehive Centre, take the 3rd exit off the roundabout and go over the railway bridge. Immediately after the bridge there is a very sharp, double back left hand turn. Take that turn into the commercial estate and follow the road round to your right. Just before the railway crossing, turn into Rene Court on the right and you will see us there.
Tickets:
The entry fee is £8 for adults and £6 for children between 5 and 16. Under 5’s are free. A family ticket is available for £20 for up to two adults and two children.