Open World: Why Are We Makers? - Make:
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What does it even mean to be a maker, to run a makerspace, or to participate in the Maker Movement?
Open World: Why Are We Makers? Technology Workshop The Open World series of articles documents Liam Grace-Flood’s year of traveling all over the world exploring maker culture and spaces. For about 6 months now, I’ve been traveling the world, exploring how we make things — and how we support other people’s making things — in an incredibly diverse range of social, political, and economic contexts. Many people in the places I’ve been use the language of the Maker Movement to describe what they do. They’re Makers, they work in Makerspaces, and they think of their work in the larger context of Make
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