“Man Made Clouds”, the good HeHe leaves for Makery
“Man Made Clouds” is the first smokable book on clouds made by man, autumn present from the duo of artists HeHe. Chosen extracts for Makery.
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Published 14 November 2016 by la rédaction
“Man Made Clouds” is the first smokable book on clouds made by man, autumn present from the duo of artists HeHe. Chosen extracts for Makery.
Published 2 August 2016 by la rédaction
The Science Underground Academy was held in Dubrovnik, Croatia, from July 13-22. Slovene bio-artist and guest mentor of this 2nd edition Robertina Šebjanič reports on this experience for Makery.
Published 2 May 2016 by la rédaction
Nice score! For its 3rd edition in Paris on April 30 and May 1, the Maker Faire doubles its attendance levels with 65,000 visitors. Let’s take a look at a non-stop weekend of maker frenzy.
Published 14 March 2016 by la rédaction
The Cern in Geneva was hosting Gosh!, a gathering of international activists in the field of Open Science Hardware.
Published 8 March 2016 by la rédaction
Joi Ito, director of the MIT Media Lab, has published an opinion piece alerting us to the lack of governance regarding the blockchain. He gave us permission to republish this text.
Published 29 September 2015 by la rédaction
The Transformaking summit took place in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, on September 14-16. Colette Tron, artistic director of Alphabetville, was there and advocates the critical doing.
Published 10 August 2015 by la rédaction
The PIF Camp took place this early August in the pristine nature of Trenta, a spectacular Alpine valley in the Triglav National Park in Slovenia.
Published 13 July 2015 by la rédaction
3D printing, robotics, ironworking, fun hacking, coding time… At camp or in the fablabs, it's a DiY summer for budding makers.
Published 7 July 2015 by la rédaction
Camps, festivals... Whether you're a practicing hacker or just a beginner, Makery made a selection of maker-related events to make sure you spend a great summer.
Published 4 May 2015 by la rédaction
A big success for the 2nd edition of the Paris Maker Faire that quadrupled its visits this year, setting up at the Paris Trade Fair on the 2nd and 3rd of May.
Published 24 March 2015 by la rédaction
“Hackerspaces are really taking off in China”, writes Mitch Altman. The co-founder of Noisebridge hackerspace in San Francisco has been organizing Hacker Trips in China for a decade.
Published 17 February 2015 by la rédaction
Arduino founder Massimo Banzi was in Paris in early February, just in time for a lecture, two days of workshops and an interview for Makery.
Published 27 January 2015 by la rédaction
Outburst against the « popularity » of fablab projects (the possibility of doing rather than doing) by Grégory Chatonsky, the French pioneer of net-art.
Published 13 January 2015 by la rédaction
What does 2015 have in store for digital fabrication and labs ? Experts, futurologists, fabmanagers and other DIY coders answered this question for Makery (part 2).
Published 6 January 2015 by la rédaction
As Season’s Greetings, Makery asked the same question to a bunch of experts, makers, artists and fabmanagers: what do you predict for 2015 concerning labs and/or digital fabrication?
Published 9 December 2014 by la rédaction
Here we go for LeWeb 2014. Makery presents the first «Pop-Up Lab» to introduce a bit of maker culture in this digital economy arena.
Published 2 December 2014 by la rédaction
Seven 3D-printed models of defective hearts were announced by a research surgeon at a medical congress in the USA. A few rare infants have already benefitted from this diagnostic aid.
Published 24 November 2014 by la rédaction
Makery offers you an extract from “Digital Craftsmen” e-book. Johan Söderberg, researcher in information technology, questions intellectual property in the fablab era.
Published 11 November 2014 by la rédaction
Sporty, curious, worried? And what if you made your cardiac sensor yourself?
Published 9 October 2014
The Plantoid project, which received 1.6 million euros in financing from the European Union’s Future and Emerging Technologies programme, copies plants in order to advance robotics.