Co-Making Matters

 Upcoming!
Soil Temporalities
14.06 2-8pm

In Residence:

Clara Ianni

𝗺𝗶𝗵𝘆𝘂𝗻 𝗺𝗮𝗿𝗶𝗮 𝗸𝗶𝗺


Ongoing Projects:

Walking Residency
with ReRouting

Instant Fiction


Past Projects:

School of Commons
Cohort 2024

Grru Collective

Anna Dial

Natalia Pais Fornari

Eco-Anxiety Büro

Michiel Huijsman

Jeremy Knowles

Exercises for Digital Age

Color Sadness Spectrum

Chubby Bambino collaborative fanzine workshop

Commoning Karaoke

Hand breast heart-Kollektiv

Pages of Ephemeral Chronicles

verwandlungen/metamorphoses

Another possible story, feminist reading and writing workshop

Residual Flourishing

Intikuren: Paths & Perspectives

What if...? A Transdisciplinary Discourse on the Future of Healthy, Green Cities

Diary Study: secret of wetness

In Celebration of Obsolescence

Embracing Slowness

The Value of a M2

Nomadic Sun

Recollections Like Threads






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Co-Making Matters: Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration and Commons-Based Learning in Urban Environments


In 2024, Co-Making Matters was part of the School of Commons Cohort. In this context, we developed a shared inquiry into how commons-based learning principles and methodologies can enhance cross-disciplinary cooperation in urban environments, fostering creativity and shared knowledge. Through this collaboration, Co-Making Matters explored how temporary interventions and site-specific projects can create a sense of community and facilitate knowledge-sharing in diverse urban landscapes, with a focus on inclusivity.

As part of this process, we implemented a series of actions:

Collaborative Workshops: hands-on, collaborative workshops that engaged participants in cross-disciplinary activities. These sessions provided practical insights into the implementation of commons-based learning principles in urban settings.

Participatory Mapping: participatory mapping techniques used to document urban spaces and collaborative initiatives. This method helped identify patterns and opportunities for knowledge-sharing, emphasizing the unique characteristics of different urban landscapes.

Distributing existing knowledge across platforms: online tools were used to facilitate broader participation and collaboration. By overcoming geographical constraints, virtual platforms enhanced the accessibility of our initiatives, fostering a diverse and inclusive community.

You can also read our contribution to the Issue 2024: Embracing Chaos in Co-Making, by Nicole Candian and Viviane Tabach
Co-Making MattersHaus der Statistik - Otto-Braun-Straße 70-72, 10178 Berlin (Otto Wald)comakingmatters@gmail.com