UFOs in Obersendling
In the Südpark quarter in Obersendling, we built flying objects and UFOs together with Raumfragen.
Three action days around things that are too good to throw away. Tinkering, crafting, repairing, and upcycling in cooperation with Kreislaufschränke München e.V.
Deckchairs for Everyone!
At Kultur im Block in Freiham, we built deckchairs and folding stools for the residents' courtyard. During the subsequent concert, they could be inaugurated right away!
...it was wild, beautiful, and very delicious – three days of building stools with the SchlaU-Schulis before the Pfingstferien, featuring smoking drills, a delicious Kabuli Pilau for a big communal final meal, and lots of fun. An ingenious design transforms the stool into a clothes rack, a tea table, or simply a nice place to sit.
We’ve dipped our toes into early experiments in up- or recycling broken (or ugly) cups. So far as coasters, but perhaps also as a full tiled table?
We were inspired by Trencadís, something you can find a lot of in Valencia and Barcelona
During Strick-Cornern, we knit and hang out together in different corners of the city. This time, we are meeting at Kulturzentrum LUISE.
There will be tea, cookies, and space for creative ideas. Our knitting pros from pong & pengo can support you with your projects. Stop by and either bring your own knitting supplies or start a new project with us!
With the Baby-Kiosk, we can develop and implement spontaneous actions on short notice without much planning effort. Our first edition of Strick≈Cornern at Rindermarkt is one such action.
At the end of the school year, we returned to the Platz der Menschenrechte with Kiosk PONG — this time at PONG-Beach under the pine trees.
At DING PONG, everyone brings an object and tells its story. At the end, the items can be given away or swapped—creating a small economy of sharing.
In the project "Tree PONG I" we built an interactive sound sculpture that invites interaction and sonic experimentation.
At Tree PONG I, we built all sorts of different things out of wood. Here is a small overview of the projects that emerged.
Experts will recognize the type designation E87 - for our Kiosk, we wanted to make technical improvements using gas springs that would open all the windows automatically.
On May 1st, we built the first prototypes for a folding stool. The goal: foldable, simply constructed, and individually adaptable—an anti-design classic for DIY enthusiasts.
No posts found.