Makery - English

23/07/2026

On 25–26 June 2026, the regional Soil Assembly titled “Kompost Konferenz” took place in Münster, Germany. The event was held under the motto “Thinking Münster from the Perspective of Decomposition”, focusing on composting and socio-ecological transformation.

https://www.makery.info/en/2026/07/22/english-kompost-zone-thinking-munster-through-the-lens-of-decay/

On 25–26 June 2026, the regional Soil Assembly titled “Kompost Konferenz” took place in Münster, Germany. The event was held under the motto “Thinking Münster from the Perspective of Decomposition”, focusing on composting and socio-ecological transformation.

14/07/2026

Reflecting the dramatic accident 40 years ago, CHORNOBYL40 invites artists, designers, researchers, and hybrid practitioners to create new artistic works that rethink Chornobyl not as a closed tragedy of the past, but as a complex European subject that continues to shape our present and future. Deadline July 19. Supported by Creative Europe.

Apply to CHORNOBYL40, a European artistic program exploring the legacy of Chornobyl 40 years later through ecology, memory, misinformation, human rights, nuclear security, and critical imagination.

25/06/2026

From July 2–5, Soil Assembly will gather in Berlin for the Kompost Festival 2026 — a four-day programme exploring compost and soil as spaces of ecological, social, and cultural transformation.

https://soilassembly.net/2026/06/24/kompost-festival-berlin-2-5-july-a-soil-assembly-on-and-around-tempelhofer-feld/

Together with artists, researchers, gardeners, activists, and regenerative practitioners, we will convene across and around Tempelhofer Feld to share practices, experiments, and conversations rooted in living soils and collective care.

The programme includes:

🌱 composting and soil regeneration workshops

🌱 discussions on urban commons and soil ecologies

🌱 collective practices of care and repair

🌱 artistic, scientific, and pedagogical experiments

The festival takes place across several sites in Berlin:

📍 Tempelhofer Feld

📍 Prinzessinnengarten

📍 Allmende-Kontor

📍 Feld Food Forest

📍 Spore Initiative / Spore Garten

📍 Floating University

📍 Weltacker Treptow

📍 KiezKapelle

📍 Stadtlandladen SOLID

Kompost Festival is an invitation to reconnect ecology, culture, urban agriculture, and collective practices of caring for living soils.

We look forward to gathering with friends, collaborators, and communities from across Berlin and beyond.

Organised with the support of SoilTribes and the European Union.

24/06/2026

Dear all, if you happen to be in Münster region (De) tomorrow and Saturday, join the Kompost Conferenz! An event part of the regional soil assemblies series. Supported by SoilTribes and the European Union

https://soilassembly.net/2026/06/24/kompost-konferenz-on-25-26-june-in-munster/

04/06/2026

Makery is publishing several essays excerpted from the 3d Feral Labs Node Book, “Fa Fa Futures”.

https://www.makery.info/en/2026/05/26/english-what-making-tools-taught-me-about-making-cultures/

This chapter by Irene Posch reflects on the role of tools in shaping collaboration, inquiry, and knowledge production within lab-based and community-oriented practices.

26/05/2026

El Planeta Laboratorio, Campesines Planetarios, la edición en español de The Laboratory Planet 6, ya está disponible en formato PDF en nuestra página web. También puedes encontrar ejemplares impresos en España, probablemente en Hangar y Fembloc / Canodrom en Barcelona, y en Calafou, en las montañas de Cataluña. Si deseas adquirir un lote de ejemplares para distribuirlos en tu región, ponte en contacto con nosotros en [email protected]. Esta edición ha sido dirigida por Pedro Soler. Contiene un folleto central especial de Tinku Uku Pacha, dedicado a la Assemblea del Suelo celebrada en La Chimba, Ecuador, en mayo de 2025 (https://2025.soilassembly.net/). Muchas gracias a Pedro, Daniela Moreno Wray y su equipo.

El Planeta Laboratorio, Campesines Planetarios, the Spanish edition of The Laboratory Planet 6, is now available in PDF format on our website. You can also find printed copies in Spain, likely at Hangar and Fembloc / Canodrom in Barcelona, and at Calafou, in the mountains of Catalonia. If you’d like to purchase a batch of copies to distribute in your region, please contact us at [email protected]. This edition was edited by Pedro Soler. It contains a special insert by Tinku Uku Pacha, dedicated to the Assemblea del Suelo held in La Chimba, Ecuador, in May 2025 (https://2025.soilassembly.net/). Many thanks to Pedro, Daniela, and their team.

El Planeta Laboratorio, Campesines Planetarios, l'édition espagnole de La Planète Laboratoire 6, est désormais disponible au format PDF sur notre site web. Vous pouvez également trouver des exemplaires imprimés en Espagne, probablement chez Hangar et Fembloc / Canodrom à Barcelone, ainsi qu’à Calafou, dans les montagnes de Catalogne. Si vous souhaitez acquérir un lot d’exemplaires pour les distribuer dans votre région, contactez-nous à l’adresse [email protected]. Cette édition a été dirigée par Pedro Soler. Elle contient un encart spécial de Tinku Uku Pacha, consacré à l’Assemblea del Suelo qui s’est tenue à La Chimba, en Équateur, en mai 2025 (https://2025.soilassembly.net/). Un grand merci à Pedro, Daniela et leur équipe.

https://laboratoryplanet.org/espanol/

Estamos encantados de anunciar la publicación del núm. 6 de El Planeta Laboratorio en inglés y francés. La versión en español saldrá en 2024-2025.

26/05/2026

As the Feral Labs network’s “Rewilding Cultures” program draws to a close, it is publishing its third “Node Book,” titled “Fa Fa Futures.” Makery is publishing several essays excerpted from this freely available volume.

https://www.makery.info/en/2026/05/25/english-wet-witches-and-rewilded-biotech/

This chapter by WhiteFeather Hunter discusses the feral turn through a feminist technoscientific methodology that reclaims the unruly, the embodied, and the affective within biotechnological practice.

23/05/2026

As the Feral Labs network’s “Rewilding Cultures” program draws to a close, it is publishing its third “Node Book,” titled “Fa Fa Futures.” This month, Makery is publishing several essays excerpted from this 416-page, freely available volume.

https://www.makery.info/en/2026/05/23/english-cultivamos-cultura-feral-conditions-and-rural-futures/

This essay reflects on the ongoing practices of Cultivamos Cultura in Alentejo, Portugal, as a cultural institution engaged in fostering creativity, experimentation, and knowledge circulation at the intersection of science, technology, and contemporary art.

20/05/2026

As the Feral Labs network’s “Rewilding Cultures” program draws to a close, it is publishing its third “Node Book,” titled “Fa Fa Futures.” This month, Makery is publishing several essays excerpted from this 416-page, freely available volume.

https://www.makery.info/en/2026/05/20/english-manualism-knowledge-through-touch/

In the first essay presented here, Martyna Groth examines László Moholy-Nagy’s futurist tactility and Bauhaus methods, which used tactile experiments and material studies to develop sensory and manual skills, and connects these ideas to contemporary interests in touch, the “do-it-yourself” culture, makerspaces, and embodied knowledge.