One aspect of Make: Outreach that we’re particularly excited about is the Project Pack. As those of you in the maker community know, MAKE magazine and Make: television celebrate the do-it-yourself approach towards technology, and events like Maker Faire and Make: Day present a means of engaging with others interested in doing the same. But […]
Make: television continues to grow steadily across the country… Starting this Saturday, March 28th, you can watch Make: at 11am in Seattle/Yakima on KCTS and KYVE. We’re excited to welcome Seattle/Yakima as the newest member of the Make: television family. Seattle is home to countless makers and awesome maker groups like the HazardFactory and Dorkbot […]
Public Television networks in Ohio, Kentucky, and Wisconsin just started airing Make: television, and starting this weekend, Missouri, Rhode Island, and Virginia are hopping on the bandwagon! Make: television will be premiering on: KETC St. Louis this Saturday at 10:00am. WVPT Harrisonburg, VA this Sunday at 10:30am. You can find a map of WVPT’s coverage […]
This past weekend, Make: television premiered on networks in Ohio, Kentucky, and Wisconsin! Make: television now airs on WGTE in Toledo on Fridays at 3:30pm, on WKYU in Bowling Green on Saturdays at 2:30pm, and on Wisconsin Public Television on Sundays at 4:30pm. MAKE fans in Ohio, Wisconsin, and Kentucky: we’re happy to have you […]
A little over a week ago, Make: television (with help from the Science Museum of Minnesota and Geek Squad) hosted the first-ever Make: Day. Heavily inspired by the many successful and amazing Maker Faires that MAKE magazine has hosted around the country world, Make: Day was a blast. And in case you missed the news, […]
Make: television Season One has come and gone. But in case you missed it, we’ll be rolling out the ten episodes of our premiere season again. Episode Two, take two, coming at you: Maker Cris Benton takes spectacular aerial photographs by rigging remote-controlled cameras to high flying kites. In the Maker Workshop John Park builds […]
Asia Ward is a talented Maker who also works at the Science Museum of Minnesota. She makes interactive sculptures that jiggle, shuffle, squeak, and recoil using electronic toys, household gadgets, worn out cloth, leather, glass, plastic and rubber. In the past, she’s mounted a show called “The Re-Fleshing of Childhood,” which featured her toy-like figures […]
