Platform for neurodivergent artists and designers. Primarily those who identify as/with the ASD (Autism) and ADHD spectrum. How can we better value the contributions of makers on "the spectrum" and how can we better support ourselves?
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Asia Hussain and Aynouk Tan present The Queer Superdiversity Podcast: A podcast in which they discuss queer perspectives and themes that are relatively underrepresented. Guests are mainly queer and trans people with a migration background.
This edition is about the relationship between queer and…
“ In Order to Smile in a Tin Box " includes various elements that capture the essence of nightlife. Complementing these images, the exhibition also incorporates the sense of smell into the experience. The scent made in our Aroma Lab is reminiscent of the smell of sweat, the same smell lingering in…
Architect Kristin Maurer and green designer Mawee Pornpunyalert from MOSS Lab (makers of sustainable spaces) explored how space can influence the well-being of its users. Kristin talked about her artistic research on architectural anxiety, and Mawee shared Moss Studio’s research, experiments, and…
As the Mediamatic a/Artist project team, we are excited to announce an upcoming series of architecture talks that will spotlight the unique contributions of neurodivergent designers. With a particular focus on individuals who identify with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) and ADHD (Attention Deficit…
We sat down with designer and co-founder of Mediamatic Willem Velthoven to talk about his experiences of book design on the cusp of the internet.
Willem will present two of his books at the upcoming a/Artist event The Artist makes the Idea that makes the Book on the 13th of May.
Join us for an evening about conceptual book development with artists Robin Waart, A.W. Doom and Willem Velthoven.
3 very different makers whose projects have 1 thing in common: They find very strict conceptual starting points and grow them into logical, yet surprisingly rich and playful books. Is…
