Published 24 July 2023 by Ewen Chardronnet

On Friday 14 July, the Hangar Y in Meudon near Paris opened its doors and its skies to the public in order to host Aerocene for a unique collaborative and artistic experience.

Published 31 May 2023 by Elsa Ferreira

For ten days from May 5-14, 2023, ten artists came together for the inaugural TTTlabs BioFeral.BeachCamp in Corfu, Greece to explore assisted reproductive technologies (ART).

Published 23 May 2023 by Cherise Fong

My Human Kit’s inclusive makeathon to make practical solutions to everyday problems of physically disabled individuals was held for the first time in Japan on May 4-6, 2023.

Published 14 February 2023

TTTlabs is offering two calls for for applications for its residency and Summer Camp, on the theme of bioart and reproductive technologies. Applications are open until February 28.

Published 12 October 2022 by Rob La Frenais

‘More Than Living’ opened on September 27 at the Cité internationale des arts in Paris. It was a complex, multi-faceted and ambitious project on several levels. The exhibition is visible until October 22nd. Makery attempted an overview.

Published 31 August 2022 by Maya Minder

This year, Documenta Fifteen claimed to be different from previous editions, and after the consequences, there will never be one like it again. Makery was there.

Published 24 August 2022 by Elsa Ferreira

On August 5-11, the Croatian makerspace Radiona hosted Electric Wonderland, a summer camp of DIY synths and creative circuits among campers and hikers in the Velebit mountains.

Published 8 August 2022 by Elsa Ferreira

What are 65 hackers, makers, artists, musicians and other techno-explorers doing in the middle of the Slovenian Alps?

Published 1 July 2022 by Maya Minder

On June 6-11, Fabricademy Bootcamp was held at the fablab Onl'fait in Geneva. Interview with its co-founder, Anastasia Pistofidou.

Published 5 June 2022 by Rob La Frenais

In parallel to their new exhibition 'Hackers, Makers, Thinkers - Collective experiments in social fermenting', a two days event was proposed at Art Laboratory Berlin.

Published 28 February 2022 by Yukiko Shikata

“From Commons to NFTs” is an (expanded) writing series initiated by Shu Lea Cheang, Felix Stalder & Ewen Chardronnet. Second text by Yukiko Shikata.

Published 16 February 2022 by Maya Minder

A two-week Bachelor of Design class at the University of Nîmes (France), initiated by artist and academic Lucile Haute, experimented with biofabrication using kombucha cellulose, novel material.

Published 9 February 2022 by Dare Pejić

Quorum sensing, an investigative art science project by Helena Nikonole and Lucy Ojomoko, proposes smelling as potential detection activity to track diseases and becomes a (self)diagnosing tool.

Published 18 November 2021 by la rédaction

MakersXchange is conducting in-depth interviews of makers about mobility, good practices for social inclusion and skills development. Meet Simone Ferrecchia from Digijeunes.

Published 20 October 2021 by Ewen Chardronnet

Projekt Atol was hosting Modul@rnice by Bernhard Rasinger (New Jörg) and Václav Peloušek (Bastl Instruments) in Ljubljana. Makery discussed the project with Tina Dolinšek (Projekt Atol) and Václav Peloušek.

Published 11 October 2021 by la rédaction

MakersXchange is conducting in-depth interviews of makers about mobility, good practices for social inclusion and skills development. Meet André Rocha from FabLab Benfica.

Published 11 September 2021 by la rédaction

Designers Maud Bausier and Antoine Jaunard, co-founders of the Domingo Club in Barcelona, made a tempeh incubator that was awarded at this year’s Distributed Design Awards.

Published 1 September 2021 by Adam Zaretsky

Adam Zaretsky’s last essay in his summer series of speculative texts is a letter to Lulu and Nana, the controversial "CRISPR babies" born in November 2018.

Published 19 August 2021 by Adam Zaretsky

Adam Zaretsky's fourth essay in his summer series of speculative texts proposes a "Philosophy of the Biological Bedroom, or a Prelude for Transgenic Humans".

Published 18 May 2021 by Rob La Frenais

Helena Nikonole and Lucy Ojomoko create genetically modified bacteria of human skin microbiome that affect the sense of smell transmitted by the human body, a radical approach to issues of health and disease prevention.