Bato Ko Cinema at Karkhana

Sattya is teaming up with Karkhana (http://www.karkhana.asia/) to do a Bato Ko Cinema screening at their space.

Karkhana's space is in Gyaneswor.
///DIRECTIONS\\\
in OSM: http://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=27.70909&mlon=85.33112&zoom=17&layers=M
in Gmaps: http://goo.gl/maps/QxGlq

in words:
1. from City Center mall go towards Gyaneshwor Chowk
2. go past the 4 way intersection
3. on your right you will see a Petrol Pump, keep going
4. on your left you will see the USEF (United States Education Foundation)
5. 2 houses down you will see a Madza Car Showroom
6. next you will see a 5 story building still under construction
7. the VERY NEXT door is a green gate. Inside the gate is a 3 story yellow house. Go inside.

If you come to the chowk. Begin to go down hill. See a bajaj showroom. Or the German Embassy you have gone too far. You need to turn back.... but its a one way street. So you are better of not going too far to being with :-)


///More about the Karkhana Collective\\\
The Karkhana Collective is the house collective @Karkhana. We are a group of people interested in working in a non-hierarchical way towards a common purpose. We are current active with:

Narabazi: began as a a way to map political slogans and political art in Kathmandu but has morphed into a general purpose user content mapping tools. You can see what we are up to at https://github.com/sakarp/narabazi:

No Tension Sawari: a public transport focused project that looking into building a tool to convert Open Street Map public transport data into the GTFS standard. This project will find a institutional home at GalliGalli (www.galligalli.org), a not-for-profit tech start up co-founded by a member of the collective.

SanoPower: a hardware project is prototyping cheap pico/nanohydro tools that can be produced by off-the-shelf parts. We are looking at several options: i. an add on to existing ghattos (water powered mills) ii. a 1000 rupee device capable of producing exactly enough power needed for one light bulb (10 watts)

Brewing: we want to brew beer, traditional Nepali brews and also blend techniques from east and west. See our blog for our activities here. All our brewing is non-commercial and only for personal pleasure.