Maps a thriving ecology of making, a constantly shifting and growing constellation of imaginative and transformative acts undertaken not within the art or other commercial market, but in domestic spaces, and for their own sake or for the sake of others. Making in this sense creates both things and time - its repetitive and attentive process requires embodied relationship with materials and resources, as well as the development of skill through repetition and familiarity.

The first Festival of Algorithmic and Mechanical Movement took place in Sheffield from 12-19th November 2016, with talks, hands-on workshops, concerts, and a full-on algorave. All exploring algorithmic and mechanical movement. We will be uploading videos of the event, subscribe to our youtube channel. You can also follow us on facebook. AlgoMech 2016 is over now, but you can check out our local guide.