Tag Archives: nicole catrett
Nicole’s water-powered boat exploration
Nicole made a water-powered boat – It has an upside-down bottle with a hole in the cap (and a bendy straw glued into the hole), all suspended above the water. When you fill the bottle, a stream of water comes … Continue reading
Meet the Makers: Time
Here are the interviews with the featured makers from last week’s event: David Forbes makes nixie tube displays. Roger Wood makes beautiful steampunk clocks. Five Ton Crane (Sean Orlando, David Shulman, Alan Rorie) make a giant raygun gothic rocketship. Julie … Continue reading
Summertime Environment Updates
As one facet of the Summer of Tinkering , we have been working on testing out ways to communicate with visitors why we have chosen the exhibits currently in the tinkering studio. As well we have been thinking about ways … Continue reading
tool raising
You can now see all the tools from the Future Farmer’s workshop, where we created tools that allow us to see beyond our biological perceptions and that affect our understanding of the world. see the tools!
mirrored pixels
This is the latest mutation of the mylar light box that we have been playing with in the Tinkering Studio. This iteration is a full wall made up of hundreds of mylar tubes, which are sandwiched between two diffusing filters. … Continue reading
Tool Raising workshop
On Saturday, the Learning Studio hosted a workshop, led by Michael Swaine and Amy Franceschini of Future Farmers. The workshop, called Tool Raising, is part of a celebration of Charles and Ray Eames’s seminal Powers of Ten film, which we … Continue reading

