Makery - English

https://www.makery.info/en/2026/04/07/metaphorest-spotlights-underwater-chimeric-bioflora-in-urban-tokyo/
For a few days in winter, metaPhorest magnified underwater microscopic communities thriving in one of Tokyo’s most urban waterways. metaPhorest director Hideo Iwasaki shared some thoughts behind their intrinsically site-specific exhibition “Silent Neighbors” on the Shibuya River.

https://www.makery.info/en/2026/03/16/english-soil-assembly-at-the-kochi-muziris-biennale-situated-for-the-time-being/

As the Kochi-Muziris Biennale is coming to its end, artist and curator Neal White explores the latest iteration of the Soil Assembly held from 20-25 January at the 6th Edition of the Biennale – titled, ‘For the Time Being’.

https://www.makery.info/en/2026/03/10/english-when-in-fukushima-do-as-the-surfers-do/

Each year for the past five years, on the anniversary of Japan’s devastating disaster of March 11, 2011 – the earthquake that triggered the tsunami that led to multiple nuclear meltdowns in Fukushima – an eclectic group of individuals gather at a traditional wooden house in Hirono and learn to surf the waves, just down the Pacific coast from the decommissioned reactors.

https://www.makery.info/en/2026/03/03/english-crips-cryptids-and-imaging-other-beings/

As the Feral Labs Network’s Rewilding Cultures programme (2022–2026) comes soon to an end, Makery publishes a series of essays drawn from the 2024 Feral Labs Node Book #2 and the upcoming #3 issue. In this essay Lyndsey Walsh takes on a personal approach to embodying ferality through the lens of art practice that engages with their lived reality and q***r crip positionality.

https://www.makery.info/en/2026/02/24/english-immersion-with-toxic-links-in-new-delhi-meeting-the-kabadiwalas-upcyclers-of-e-waste/

Immersion with Toxic Links in New Delhi: meeting the Kabadiwalas and other upcyclers of e-waste

Artist and researcher Stefanie Wuschitz followed the Indian NGO Toxics Link in New Delhi, which carries out extensive monitoring work on the links between waste and contamination. For Makery, she examines how the work of women in the slums of New Delhi contributes to the urban mining of electronic waste by manually upcycling valuable materials.

https://www.makery.info/en/2026/02/23/english-lines-to-follow-soils-to-gather-a-living-artwork-ferments-its-way-across-the-seas/

Lines to Follow—Soils to Gather: A living artwork ferments its way across the seas

An international collective artwork concluding the Soil Assembly #3 at Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2025 follows ancient spice routes from India to Europe, combining food forest harvesting, communal cooking, fermentation, and low-carbon sail transport as a convivial, political and ecological gesture.

An essay by Kate Rich
https://www.makery.info/en/2025/11/27/english-feral-by-occupation/
As the Feral Labs Network’s Rewilding Cultures programme (2022–2026) comes soon to an end, we are launching a series of essays drawn from the 2024 Feral Labs Node Books #2 and the upcoming #3 issue. The first in the series is an essay by Kate Rich, founder of the legendary Feral Trade project and facilitator of the Feral MBA, a radically reimagined business education programme for artists and other professionals in Lakes Entrance, Australia.

https://www.makery.info/en/2025/11/25/english-spielplatz-endzeit-digital-rites-in-alpine-borderlands/

The Rewilding Cultures Mobility Conversation aims at initiating conversations on cultural exchange and offers grants for mobility beyond the current forms of support. Supported by Projekt Atol, Toma Pilein, reflects on his experience with the “Spielplatz Endzeit” project.

https://www.makery.info/en/2025/11/04/en-croatie-avec-rewilding-cultures-catherine-lenoble-en-quete-de-web-frugal-et-de-recits-compagnons/

Through its mobility grants, the Rewilding Cultures programme encourages new ways of imagining travel and cultural exchange in Europe. Catherine Lenoble, winner of the 2025 mobility conversation, reflects on her experience here.

Drugo more Mamaclub

Encounter with intermedia artist Daniel Hengst who presented ‘New Gleaning’, the first film in his ‘Paludicon’ series at the “Swamp Things! The Liveliness of Peatland Plants” exhibition of the _matter festival 2025 in Berlin.
https://www.makery.info/en/2025/11/11/english-new-gleaning-encounter-on-art-and-paludiculture-with-daniel-hengst/

https://www.makery.info/en/2025/10/31/english-taboo-transgression-transcendence-and-other-stories/

The Taboo-Transgression-Transcendence in Art & Science international conference was holding its 6th edition at Kino Šiška in Ljubljana, Slovenia, on September 9-13. Organised for 10 years by the Ionian University - Department of Audio and Visual Arts (Corfu, Greece), the event is also member of the Feral Labs Network and the Rewilding Cultures cooperation program, co-funded by the European Union. Chrysa Chouliara, the 2025 Makery summer chronicler-in-residency for the Rewilding Cultures program, shares her impressions of this provocative event.

Photo: on/scenity by le ambigue - photo by Chrysa Chouliara