Using complicated 3D printers, laser cutters, or even screen printers seemS out of reach for most of us who have not had any experience with art technology, but Makerspace in Hull’s Central Library allows anyone ranging from a complete amateur to a professional business owner have a go at using their vast range of equipment.
Despite passing through Albion Street several times, and even going into the central library a few, I was surprised when I learned about Makerspace that has been situated on the third floor of the library building the whole time. The studio is massive with several work stations dotted with complicated looking machines.
When I first entered, I thought it would not be a place for someone like me who struggles using a normal printer sometimes. However, after a brief conversation with Makerspace Development Manager, Matthew Soare, he assured me that the space…
