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Maker Culture / Open Studio
May 28, 2019
17:00 - 21:00
Location
Berlin Open Lab
‘Production Possibilities of the Maker Culture’ is an interdisciplinary research group at the UdK Berlin / Weizenbaum Institute. Hosting researchers with backgrounds in design, art, gender and sociology, the group takes a design-research approach to investigating the potential of ‘critical making’. During the ‘Open Studio’ at the Berlin Open Lab, visitors can have a glance at the work-process that the group is currently immersed in, including gaining some impressions of research into feminist hacking, as well as site-visits at makerspaces in Ghana, Togo and Kenya.
Team
Prof. Dr. Gesche Joost (PI) (UdK – Design Research Lab)
Dr. des. Michelle Christensen (Research Group Lead)
Dr. des. Florian Conradi (Research Group Lead)
Marie Dietze (Research Associate)
Katharina Bellinger (Research Assistant)
Lisa Hoffmann (Research Assistant)
Lukas Wirsching (Research Assistant)
Funder
UdK Berlin / Weizenbaum Institute