Death of Maker
Maker Faire promoted, as many have pointed out, an artisanal/technological
relationship and hands on DIY production and in areas of education and
experimentation. All great!
They tried to be inclusive with low-cost materiality and open access
workshops and free-timed events, but
I'm likely going to get torn apart for saying this, but in regards to
"Periodizing With Control"... who cares? What are the implications of this?
Seb is super smart and this is nicely crafted and researched - but this
lacks any sort of case study, place, context, time or any connection to the
Hello all,
I've really been enjoying this discussion in the wake of Make's
dissolution. As noted, the corporatization, whitewashing, and
delocalization of potentially critical and creative diy approaches was
certainly a problem with the "maker movement" as defined by Make. I also
completely agree
Those examples dont convince me. He is surprisingly well organised. My
anwser is "fox, fox, fox". As in Ernst Jandel and dope. And I tell them:
remove the hunting ban first.
H.
<<
Onderwerp:
openDemocracy has just revealed that the two frontrunners, Boris Johnson
and Jeremy Hunt, have
hello dear nettimers,
( Quick preface in response to the interesting thread about Nettime
being in bad shape ... Ya wanna know what's really in bad shape ?
Society in the grips of the whole metastizing Cybernetic Regime...
archived List culture might not seem like such the speakeasys makers
