We are thrilled to announce an incredible collaborative fundraising effort by our artist community … all in support of AS220! Over 80 artists with deep connections to AS220 from all around the city, the country and the world have come together to reimagine one card each from the tarot. Every card is a unique piece […]
PROVIDENCE, RI (August 2019) — AS220 Industries and its members are excited to present {Un]Common Ground at Sprout CoWorking on Thursday, August 15th. {Un]Common Ground is a print exchange portfolio exhibition created by twenty members of the AS220 Industries, AS220’s collection of community workspaces and resources for digital fabrication, printmaking and media arts, located in […]
Hiya, I’m Britton, the Lab Technician that’s been bumming around AS220 Industries for the past 18 months. Back in March I was invited to a state-sponsored Maker Convention in the Jewelry District aimed at revitalizing Rhode Island’s once prolific industries with the help of the growing Maker Movement around the country. While there I was […]
The Reverbalizer is a hackable electronic multieffects module for mobile and microcontroller applications. It is hackable in two ways. It comes with 8 effects in ROM and 8 on the re-programmable cartridge.
In this day and age, the magic of the darkroom offers a disruptive departure from the stream of instant and manipulated images. This workshop led by Kevin Rice
of Process Reversal covered the chemistry, physics and practical considerations of making and coating silver gelatin emulsions for cinematography and photography.
Where's Wally is the final FabAcademy project submission from Kenzo Abiko, a student who travelled from his hometown of San Paolo, Brazil to gain from all AS220 Industries had to offer.
This clock by Matt Zimmerman spells out the exact time every five minutes. The two minutes before and the two minutes after are the exact time plus "ish". You'll love it!
Here's a little Arduino board and code that generates suitable expansions of the MOTE acronym.
This project is from Aisha Jandosova's portfolio from the 2014 Fab Academy at AS220.
This poster was created by a process I like to call algorithmic ballyhoo; using a Processing program to generate many different unique poster designs.
For the 2014 Foo Fest the Labs brought out the vacuum former and helped people make styrene masquerade masks with laser cut cardboard forms.
In July 2014 AS220 Labs put in a proposal to make one of the holes for the Providence Put Put mini golf course in the Armory park. The theme was Dwarf Fortress.
The 2013 Fab Academy class made a drawbot based on the design of the Makelangelo 2.
