Simultaneous workshop session Dasha Ilina ( @dasha ) is creating poems using the rhyming style of Dr Seuss to speak about our relationship with technology.
Alisha Doody now presenting and inviting partcipation for 'Fragments of a Queer Machine' exploring LGBTQIA+ lives through a generative machine built with paper and dice and a set of algorihmic rules.
On August 29th, 2026, a programme of talks, workshops, artworks and food will take place at North Clondalkin Library, Rowlagh, in a one-day event 'Another Infrastructure (AI)'. The artist ensemble Drop Table have been exploring the environmental and social impact of data centres and data infrastructure in the area since 2025 as part of a community-engaged project. Seven artists are considering alternative forms of infrastructure, such as small-scale data servers, care infrastructures, small-scale money systems, LGBT+ built online tools, and local food systems as topics to counter large-scale data infrastructure. The day of events is free to attend and will include free food, along with different activities aimed at adults and teenagers interested in data, community and care.
Tickets and timetable: droptable.org
Our mushrooms growing workshop sold out fast. There's going to be another mushrooms growing workshop, in the Fall. All the participants today, were delighted to make their own blue oysters grow bucket to take home.
Our next workshop at the community orchard is a fruit tree grafting workshop - which is sold out with a waiting list.
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Mountain Hare - from a stroll up the hills today. It was bitterly cold, but the hares were relaxed and allowed me to get close enough.
Taken with a Canon R5 and RF100-500mm lens.
Always lovely to see in the Highlands Of Scotland.
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I have turned my lathe in to a mini lathe-mill. Primarily this is for milling slots in spacers and guards on knives, since drilling and filing sucks.
Saving seeds from the fruits of your current harvest for your plants in the next season is a thousands of years old key practice to grow plants and cultivate new breedings. Not to forget, it is actually the main technology that enabled humankind to finally stop nomadism and to settle down.
Still, many of us do not know how to save seeds and so we decided to offer an interactive online workshop presented by Aimee Fenech last year. This is the recording of our session back.
Thanks go out to Aimee for holding the session, to Björn for preparing the video and to the Center for the Cultivation of Technology for letting us record the session.
If you like the video/workshop, spread the word! Help others, saving their seeds!
Seed saving is not only food saving ... it is in the very heart of the centuries-old tradition and art of plant cultivation. Next Tuesda...OSG's handwritten notes
New tool rack made from an old pallet and hand forged hooks.
