Knitta, who we profiled in CRAFT: 02 will be making their way to Hollywood this Thursday at The Standard (8300 Sunset Blvd from 7-10pm). Take some pics for us and upload them to the CRAFT flickr pool if you go! [ via ] Link.
Diane from CraftyPod writes: If you’re in the Northwest, I’m co-organizing a summer art/craft fair with Lov.li, and we still have a few openings for vendors. The date is Sunday, June 3rd. The Fair’s from 11-4, and from 10-11, we’re planning some special things for our vendors. There is no table fee, and we’re taking […]
Podcast in box is coming, this weekend! Chris writes — Box Populi has come up with a free Linux installer CD that turns old footrest PCs into simple, automated podcasting devices. Operation is super simple: plug in a USB key, pontificate to heart’s delight, and unplug the key to publish out to your listeners. The […]
MAKE Magazine salutes the creative and technological spirit of the 2,000+ middle school and high school students who will descend upon the campus of Wichita State University in Kansas to compete in the 23rd Annual Science Olympiad National Tournament on May 18-19, 2007. Teams from 45 states will battle it out in events that span […]
Simone writes in – “Holy Crap! $10,000 dollars for a winning robot? I never heard of such a thing!” It’s true, those crazed robot lovers over at RoboGames are offering $10,000 spread over First, Second and Third Place winners for the team that can smash, bash, crash and crush their way to victory! “Where, O […]
Dale writes – Following the Earth Day recycling push and just weeks before Maker Faire, James Burgett and his team of ACCRC (www.accrc.org) in Berkeley hosted a ReMake event at this unique electronics recycling center in Berkeley. Alex Handy, who lived up to his name, organized a nametag table where you popped keys off a […]
BENT NYC, the circuit bending fest in NYC is over, I can’t hear anything but glitchy bleeps, and that’s OK. During the day Todd Bailey’s electronics worksop was really good and this was the best music night so far, my favorite was loudobjects, they solder up a live circuit bend on an overhead projector – […]
