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Make it yourself (Issue IV/2021)
From flawless craftsmanship to clumsy do-it-yourself: our ideas of “homemade” are wide ranging.
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How to turn discarded household appliances into new furniture.
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Curator Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung reflects on the meaning we give to the things we make. A conversation.
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To protect themselves at rallies, demonstrators in Caracas have made masks - with the help of old bottles and instructions from the internet.
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Israeli designer RONEN KADUSHIN explains, why he makes his designs freely available on the internet. A conversation.
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Cultural history rarely commemorates home-made objects – even though they often have extraordinary tales to tell.
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What would a DIY issue look like without our editors also making something? Our trainee takes on the challenge of creating a home cinema out of simple materials.
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The Vietnamese author Nguyen Phan Que Mai tells a family tale from her war-ravaged land.
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The author Sergei Lebedev talks about Russia’s internal conflicts, fear as a form of political pressure, and the craft of writing.
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Louise Erdrich talks about resistance by indigenous peoples in 1950s America.
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Why it’s high time for society to rethink its throwaway culture.
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Weaving with flax is a traditional Māori handicraft which remains popular today.
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Debbie Barberee and Holly Cypret from Florida turn plastic bags into mattresses for sleeping. A conversation.
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How organic rubbish is turned into tableware in Bangkok.
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How a traditional Chinese technique of building boats has won over tourists from around the globe.
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Cooking and baking with solar energy: An oven that needs neither electricity nor fuel.
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The Sámi from Scandinavia know how to build a house. For 4,000 years they have been building goahtis to withstand the harsh climate.
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Make an instrument that sounds like the sea: a mbira.
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