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The Marathon of Makers
José Gómez-Márquez is the first Lab Team member on deck to direct the Lab's programs. As his focus is on enabling every-day citizens with technology to hack the city and make their own solutions to...
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Making the City: A Look Back at the Berlin Lab
Throughout the Lab’s six-week run, the process of using one’s hands and “making” became a means of empowering the Lab’s visitors—more than 27,000 of them—to create change and shape their own urban...
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Friday Links: GE Takes on Making, Michael Graves on Hand Drawing, the Beauty...
We’re excited that the conversation about "making," a topic discussed heavily at the Lab in Berlin, is continuing through an initiative of General Electric’s called GE Garages.
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Friday Links: New York’s Laser Rainbow, Urban Farming, a City Jungle Gym, and...
Two light installations illuminated New York’s skyline this week.
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Notes from a Neighborhood Called Cuba
In a video inspired by Argentine art critic Marta Traba and shot in Guayaquil, Lupe Alvarez and Eliana Hidalgo explore Ecuadorian art, discussing among other things the contribution of Eduardo Kingman...
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Contrabienal: Art, Politics, and Latin American Identity in 1970s New York
Aimé Iglesias Lukin revisits Contrabienal, an artist’s book that called for a boycott of the 1971 São Paulo Biennial, and documented the influence of politics on Latin American artists in 1960s and...
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Dark Clouds on the Horizon? Camagüey and Havana
Elvis Fuentes visits the FIVAC festival in Camagüey, meets artist Marlon Portales in Havana, describes a new studio initiative, delineates the subtleties of the Havana Biennial and Zona Franca, and...
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