Hey People, We got a Space!
Of course, you do remember my blog post about ‘Artduino presents you Arduino’ workshop from this May, do you?! Sure you do. 🙂 Well, the thing I’m announcing here is that we got a space from the organizers of the workshop – The Culture of Change & Student Centre shortly after the workshop successfully ended.
During the summer we were quite focused on applying programs to various grants for the next year, as well as planing activities we will have till the end of this year. The core of people from the Arduino workshop stayed together around the idea of making, learning and sharing something.
Photo above: I’MM_ logo by Hrvoje Hirsl (c)
Photo bellow: Scene from the poolloop’s SGMK OpenLab – Swiss Mechatronic Art Society (cc), on the photo workshop participant Claude Treptow, published with his permission
Interview with Sabrina Basten & Audrey Samson, part 2: On disposable electronics
This is the second part of the interview with Sabrina Basten & Audrey Samson. Read the first part here: Hackin’ some coils into wearables
Audrey Samson & Sabrina Basten @Make Me! Festival in Belgrade
Photo: body pixel (cc)
Interview with Sabrina Basten & Audrey Samson, part 1: Hackin’ some coils into wearables
My next interview from the Make Me! Festival frame includes artists / hackers Audrey Samson a.k.a. ideacritic (on the behalf of the Genderchangers project) and Sabrina Basten, who both led the workshop titled Electromagnetic Cityscapes – Roger 10-4.
Audrey Samson & Sabrina Basten @Make Me! Festival in Belgrade
Photo: body pixel (cc)
Interview with Stefanie Wuschitz, part 2: Don’t scare of technology, dismantle it!
This is the second part of the interview with Stefanie Wuschitz. Read the first part here: On Women, Technology and Hacking Playground
Photo above by Selena Savic @Make Me Festival (cc)
Photo bellow: Miss Baltazar’s Laboratory with sound artist Lesley Flanigan
Taken from Stefanie’s private F-book album