#ttm5

You may remember back in April, ThoughtMenu #5 was graciously hosted by makerhood.com at their Making Uncovered event at the Brixton East gallery.

The video above is a short documentary with interviews with the organisers & many of the makers involved in the day. It really gives a great feel for what went on, it features our speakers, the thought menu, and jays beard.

We all had a fantastic time at the event and the video really reflects that 

"If you have to ask a magician "how did you do it" you're probably asking the wrong question"

Kieron is a magician and mentalist, He's worked in everything from cabaret bars to 5* hotels, and most things in between! He was also a street performer in a former life.. He has been a member of the Magic Circle for a number of years, and is a long standing member of Equity, the performers union.

Blog :: kieronkirkland.com/ Twitter :: @kieronkirkland

Anish is part doctor/bioinformatician/cryptographer/ & consultant, who has been an electronics hobbyist and software hacker since his early teens. He spent almost a decade in research and development in security and cryptography, and these days he works for the Big Five in consulting. He is a confirmed UAV addict who owns a dozen AHRS/Autopilots, both open and partially closed, with interests in multicopters, fixed wings and rovers.

Twitter :: @anishmohammed

TTM #5 

Saturday 20 April 2013

Brixton 

@MakingUncovered

The Thought Menu is a London based DIY nomadic talk series 

Giants of the Infinitesimal :: giantsoftheinfinitesimal.com/

Tom Grimsey has many hats. As subject leader for Sculpture at the University of Brighton Faculty of Arts much of his practice involves working with architects, engineers and town planners to integrate large-scale art projects into the fabric of urban regeneration: from fibre-optic lighting to large steel climbing sculptures.

In Giants of the Infinitesimal, Tom Grimsey and Theo Kaccoufa have taken the idea of magnifying the nanoworld literally, making kinetic sculptures on a large scale and mimicking some of the astonishing things that happen in the nanoworld.

TTM #5  Saturday 20 April 2013 Brixton  @MakingUncovered

Jay finally posted some photos from #TTM5!

The Pop-Up Pinhole Project :: kickstarter.com/projects/kellyangood/the-pop-up-pinhole-project

Kelly is a designer, illustrator and strategist in London's adland who is currently running a Kickstarter project to bring a pinhole camera kit which is currently at the prototype stage come to life as a product so everyone can learn about the fundamentals of photography.

TTM #5  Saturday 20 April 2013 Brixton  @MakingUncovered