Gambiarra: repair culture by Felipe Fonseca
Felipe Fonseca co-founded the MetaReciclagem network in 2002. This “historical” maker denounces the entrepreneurial drift of the movement in “Repair culture” and here, for Makery.
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Published 31 March 2015 by Felipe Fonseca
Felipe Fonseca co-founded the MetaReciclagem network in 2002. This “historical” maker denounces the entrepreneurial drift of the movement in “Repair culture” and here, for Makery.
Published 27 October 2014 by Carine Claude
Mini Metal Maker will soon let us 3D print small objects at home, easily and safely.
Published 14 October 2014 by Fabien Eychenne
Explore the local playground of DIY paulistas with Fabien Eychenne, a fablab specialist who recently relocated to Brazil’s economic capital.
Published 7 June 2014 by Annick Rivoire
We are launching Makery in order to give out information on labs, these sites of creative DiY, sharing experiences and innovation.
Published 22 September 2026 by Cherise Fong
From September 4 to 26, 2026, The Invisible Dog Art Center from New York is in Tokyo to host NAFAS – an exhibition celebrating the delicious and delightful meeting of art and food.
Published 16 September 2026 by Raphaële Jeune
Kerminy’s Soil Assembly, held from 28 to 30 August, brought together 200 people to share ideas, questions, practices and experiences around the urgent need to care for our soils and keep them alive.
Published 27 August 2026 by Marina Pirot
The collective La Halle œuvrière is a long-term resident at Kerminy, a site for research, creation, and experimentation located in Finistère.
Published 27 August 2026 by la rédaction
For four days in early July, the Kompost Festival 2026 transformed Tempelhofer Feld and its surroundings into a temporary laboratory for soil care.
Published 22 August 2026 by la rédaction
What if soil became a place to gather, learn and imagine other ways of living?
Published 10 August 2026 by Anne Diestelkamp and Alice Smits
During a full moon weekend, on May 30 & 31st, artists, gardeners, farmers, researchers and enthousiasts gathered in two artists gardens of Zone2Source in Amsterdam.
Published 22 July 2026 by Severin Halder
On 25–26 June 2026, the regional Soil Assembly titled “Kompost Konferenz” took place in Münster, Germany. The event focused on composting and socio-ecological transformation.
Published 5 June 2026 by Bitsy Knox
From 20-22 May, Soil Assembly joined artists, activists and cultural practitioners for Festivities Under Siege at Krater, in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Published 2 June 2026 by Viktoriia Hubareva
In May the Ukrainian Ecostations Network, hosted a Soil Assembly on restoring soils damaged by military operations.
Published 26 May 2026 by Irene Posch
This essay by Irene Posch, from the third Feral Labs Node Book, reflects on the role of tools in shaping collaboration, inquiry, and knowledge production in e-textiles.
Published 25 May 2026 by WhiteFeather Hunter
This chapter from the third Feral Labs Node Book, titled “Fa Fa Futures", by WhiteFeather Hunter discusses the feral turn through a feminist technoscientific methodology.
Published 23 May 2026 by Cultivamos Cultura
This essay reflects on the ongoing practices of Cultivamos Cultura in Portugal, as a cultural institution fostering creativity, experimentation, and knowledge circulation.
Published 20 May 2026 by Martyna Groth
Martyna Groth examines László Moholy-Nagy’s futurist tactility and Bauhaus methods, and connects these ideas to contemporary interests in touch, DIY culture and makerspaces.
Published 17 May 2026 by la rédaction
The Art Meets Radical Openness (AMRO) festival will take place in Linz from May 13 to 16, 2026. Read the curatorial essay for the event's exhibition.
Published 11 May 2026 by Nupur Maneesh Doshi
As the first public “Arai-Eek Co-Laboratory” sessions start next weekend in Chiang Mai, Thailand, curator and researcher Nupur Maneesh Doshi looks back on the program’s inaugural street workshop there last February.
Published 6 April 2026 by Chessa Adsit-Morris
In this essay Chessa Adsit-Morris takes a look back at the "laboratory turn" in art and culture since the 1960s, ultimately offering a reflection on the Feral Labs network itself.