The Fuse Factory is an art and technology initiative focused on cultivating artistic production, research, and experimentation with digital media and electronic tools. Our purpose is to function as an incubator for innovation, interaction, collaboration, critical thought, diversity, and artistic exploration.
Lifelong Labs is officially open and is kicking off the opening of a community resource for purchasing and building Arduino-controlled robotics.
For the first hack night on March 11, 2010, we’re going to be learning how to screen print — putting Fuse Factory logos on t-shirts and other fabric items for our team members, [...]
Experimenters, tinkerers, creatives, performers and art and technology creators of all sorts are being sought for the Fuse Factory’s third annual Ignition exhibition.
Theme: Community.
The show will be held May 14-15, 2010 at SkyLab. Call for Entries due April 5.
The opportunity for communication on a global scale are greater than they’ve ever been before. Computing has [...]
In January and February 2010, the Fuse Factory is partnering with the University Area Enrichment Association to offer a 6-session workshop series on the software application Storytelling Alice. The series is for youth aged 10-14 who are interested in learning computer programming and creating interactive game environments.
Storytelling Alice is a programming environment designed to motivate [...]
Conversations about Conversations. Enough said.
The Fuse Factory: Ignition 2.0 from Rebecca Haninger on Vimeo.
Abstract art created by the flying of projectiles from a catapult? Yes, it’s true. We’ve got pictures to prove it.
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