Issue 30: A Ceramic Play at Amant, and 400 pots From The Mountains of Kochi

Issue 29: The Navy Yard Shows What It Makes, and Selenite That Seems to Glow

Issue 28: A Game Engine That Directs Itself, A Ceramics Show Built On A Card Game

Issue 27: A Greenpoint Artist Who Still Cuts Up MetroCards

Issue 26: Open House New York, From The Brooklyn Side

Issue 25: Two Artists Turn the Boiler Room Into a Walk-In Dollhouse

Issue 24: Neon, Kintsugi, Terra Sigillata and Welding, All on Saturday

NeIssue 23: Body Armor in Titanium, Synths Out of Salvage

Issue 22: Amant Opens Two Shows in One Night

Issue 21: The Gallery Is The Artwork This Week

Issue 20: Soldering, Ceramics, and Newtown Creek's Black Mayonnaise

Issue 19: Brooklyn Brewery's Last Night on North 11th

Issue 18: A Sculptor Who Weaves Thread Into Portals

A 15-year metalsmithing retrospective, two pottery studios, and a trombonist playing the room he founded in 1978.

Issue 17: A Photographer's First Solo Show About What Home Means

Issue 16: A Painter's Solo Debut, and a Saturday Built for Making Things

Issue 15: Kamasi Washington Plays a 650-Cap Room for Two Nights

Issue 14: A sound artist's field recordings, a live couture build

Issue 13: Ukrainian Twins' first New York show

Issue 12: Michael Stern's glass, jailbroken iPhones, and a book called Robert Frost

Issue 11: BWAC returns. Gerald plays all night. July 4th week.

FUN STUFF — Issue 10

James Akers at UrbanGlass · The Ark at Powerhouse Arts · Kou Records at Roulette · Pride weekend in Sunset Park

Fun Stuff Issue 09

Ash Fure opens ANIMAL at Pioneer Works. Lambkin at Roulette, Body Hack's Juneteenth all-nighter, Theo Parrish in Bushwick, and more.

Fun Stuff Issue 08 — Kim Gordon and a Packed Weekend

Kim Gordon's show is on view at Amant, Machine Yearning opens Saturday at NYC Resistor, and the Mini Ball returns to Pioneer Works for Pride. Friday has two strong options.

The Beginning of June Looks Good

Glassblowing at UrbanGlass, ceramics at BKLYN CLAY, a new woodworking social at Makeville, and Xenia Rubinos performing Black Terry Cat in full.

Issue 06 — Zorn at Roulette, Heath Wae closes

My week leans toward Roulette — John Zorn brings the New Masada Quartet Friday, Heath Wae's Mineral Meridian closes at Carvalho the same weekend, and there are some good maker events on the calendar too.