With the aim of expanding understanding of how makerspaces as a social design tool benefit participants and communities, Nick Gant and Katie Hill draw evidence generated through art-based research. Gain a deeper understanding through reflections from the perspectives of two practitioner researchers on co-designing, making and using these spaces, the article is part of ongoing research on developing ideas about well-being and making.

https://intellectdiscover.com/content/journals/10.1386/jaah_00112_1

Journal of Applied Arts and Health:

‘Well-Making and Making-Well: Craft, Design and Everyday Creativity for Health and Well-Being’ January 23

n.a.gant@brighton.ac.uk