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The Art of Tinkering Karen Wilkinson, Mike Petrich
Publisher: Weldon Owen

Apr 21, 2013 - Sometimes living a better story requires making a big, hairy, scary change. Jan 29, 2013 - Do you think children should learn how to use hammers and nails? I wanted to see it again and again. The Makers: the ones mad for tinkering, experimenting, creating crazy… This experience — of connecting people through the art of making things — is an innately human one. May 22, 2014 - Our library just acquired “The Art of Tinkering,” by Karen Wilkinson and Mike Petrich of the Exploratorium and its Institute for Inquiry in San Francisco, on the recommendation of a science teacher. Jun 8, 2012 - "It's great to encourage our children to tinker physically with items, skills and crafts, as well as mentally with ideas and dreams and their own big picture. It makes us want to get one and start toying with it. Paper-based electronics The Tinkering Studio at the Exploratorium museum in San Francisco has done some really neat things with paper electronics. It was like one of those things where you look at it a million times and always see something new. So many of us have lost the art of tinkering. Jun 7, 2012 - Our friends at Aether have a nice little photographic blog post dedicated to motorcycles and the art of tinkering and playing around with them. Jan 25, 2014 - Strolling through the Tinker Cottage on a bright and beautiful day, our visitors have noticed all the stenciling in the various rooms. And how do you feel about open-ended exploration of art materials? Apr 15, 2011 - It was of San Francisco's finest places in one piece of art. But most of the time we just need to be open to the art of tinkering. Dec 2, 2010 - As a professor at an art college, where students pursue activities such as filmmaking, I can report first hand that art school is about the dual act of thinking & producing. The show was very entertaining. Like moving across the country or taking a pay cut to do what you love. Feb 25, 2014 - The Fine Art of Electronics {under construction}.