[Open Design + Hardware] opendesign Digest, Vol 45, Issue 3
Kat Braybrooke
kat.braybrooke at gmail.com
Wed Apr 27 14:23:42 UTC 2016
Looks like a fascinating read, Irene, and also quite related to an article
I've just pitched at the Digital Culture & Society journal about
decolonizing universalist tech narratives in maker movements. Will get in
touch with you once I have read it! Nice to see these kinds of
less-essentialist ethnographic perspectives as they emerge :)
- K
Kat Braybrooke | Doctoral Researcher
University of Sussex Humanities Lab
@codekat <http://twitter.com/codekat> | codekat.net
On Tue, Apr 26, 2016 at 8:49 PM, Massimo Menichinelli <
massimo.menichinelli at aalto.fi> wrote:
> Hi all,
> here's the link:
>
> http://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/ynW9faES5IzKZ5Fii8Dz/full
>
> Br,
>
> Massimo
>
> On 26/04/16 21:25, Dr. Peter Troxler wrote:
>
>> Hi Irene
>>
>> would you have a link that does not lead us to a login page???
>>
>> interesting topic!!!
>>
>> / Peter
>>
>> On 26 Apr 2016, at 16:41, Irene Maldini <irene.maldini at gmail.com
>>> <mailto:irene.maldini at gmail.com>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Thank you Sanna!
>>>
>>> Talking on articles and making: This paper of mine has been recently
>>> published (although it was written almost 3 years ago)
>>>
>>> *Attachment, Durability and the Environmental Impact of Digital DIY*
>>> The recent popularization of amateur design practices and digital
>>> fabrication tools has been accompanied by a vast discourse announcing
>>> the emergence of a new production and consumption paradigm. This new
>>> participatory model has been assigned, among other benefits,
>>> environmental advantages over more traditional ways of manufacture and
>>> trade. However, most of these expectations are based on the possible
>>> rather than the actual usage of digital tools. This article questions
>>> the assumption that digital DIY is substituting mass production with a
>>> more sustainable model and presents a different panorama of the
>>> implications of digital DIY based on an ethnographic study of the
>>> FabLab Amsterdam users.
>>>
>>> you can download a free copy here
>>> http://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/ynW9faES5IzKZ5Fii8Dz/full
>>> <
>>> https://webmail2.hva.nl/owa/redir.aspx?C=rHxaJpgkMEmxV1clRKbeJCNzhgJfc9MIFvbIdATRKun14Zk8jQZkfV6JvHVythJfJHvc9XSgun8.&URL=http%3a%2f%2fwww.tandfonline.com%2feprint%2fynW9faES5IzKZ5Fii8Dz%2ffull
>>> >
>>>
>>> Greetings,
>>>
>>> Irene
>>>
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>>> 1. Special issue on "On Making" (Marttila Sanna-Maria)
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>>> Dear all,
>>>
>>> This call on special issue "On Making" was published on the
>>> Participatory Design mailing list, and I thought it might interest
>>> people also on this list.
>>>
>>> all the best,
>>>
>>> Sanna
>>>
>>>
>>> ---
>>> Sanna Marttila
>>> sanna.marttila at aalto.fi <mailto:sanna.marttila at aalto.fi>
>>> +358401442103 <tel:%2B358401442103>
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>>> =========================================================
>>> Special issue on
>>> "On Making"
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>>> ? Joep Frens, Bart Hengeveld, Pierre Levy, Eindhoven University of
>>> Technology
>>> ===========================================
>>> Important dates:
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>>> ? Deadline: June 15, 2016
>>> ? Notification to the authors: October 10, 2016
>>> ? Camera ready paper: October 20, 2016
>>> ? Publication of the special issue: mid November, 2016
>>>
>>> ===========================================
>>> Overview
>>> -----------------------------------------------------------
>>> Making is hot. A ?maker culture? is emerging and a focus on making
>>> and skills is retaking a presence in society at its broadest. For
>>> example, we see a re-appreciation for the skills in education
>>> where there is a growing interest in learning by doing and craft
>>> schools re-entering higher academic levels. And also the work of
>>> Richard Sennett, Tim Ingold, and Vilem Flusser, to name just a
>>> few, has given the skills a new foothold in academia. We wonder if
>>> these observations point to a new appreciation of the bodily
>>> skills and the first signs of the elimination of the classic
>>> separation of body and mind.
>>> ?Making? is far broader than skilled manual labor. Making is about
>>> understanding in practice, and it is inextricably tangled with an
>>> active engagement with the material world and culture. Still, it
>>> is important to realize that the notion of making has evolved in
>>> different ways from traditional craftsmanship.
>>> The new ?maker culture?, promoted by fab labs, DIY, maker and
>>> hacker spaces, is an utilitarian hybrid of software and hardware
>>> ?tinkering? that stands far apart from the quality that skilled
>>> craftsman of before would bring. Being motivated by
>>> self-fulfillment and desire to do good work for its own sake, the
>>> makers privilege assembling technologies into physical objects and
>>> fabricate new devices. Attention to formal and interactive
>>> qualities of the designed objects is not at the forefront of their
>>> creations.
>>> However, the maker philosophy has attracted the interest of
>>> professionals, educators, practitioners and the academic community
>>> for the informal, open, networked, peer-led and shared learning,
>>> for its potential to create new pathways into technology
>>> development and for experimenting with a new economic model for
>>> growth and innovation that is not based on mass production and
>>> long production chains.
>>> In this special issue we aim to portrait broad perspective on
>>> making, welcoming multidisciplinary contributions and viewpoints.
>>> We would like this special issue to be a feast of variety that
>>> gives handles on making in as many ways as possible.
>>>
>>> -----------------------------------------------------------
>>> Topics of Interests
>>> -----------------------------------------------------------
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>>>
>>> ? Making in theory and practice
>>> ? Making & design
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>>> ? Critical making
>>> ? Making as a reflective practice
>>> ? Anthropology of making
>>> ? The new maker culture
>>> ? Design cases
>>> ? The art of prototyping
>>> ? Interactivity and interaction modality
>>> ? Tangibility and embodied interaction
>>> ? Crafting the internet of things
>>> ? The status of making in society
>>> ? Review of the history of making, movements of making
>>> ? The scope of making
>>>
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