Petrocultures 2018: Session 4C—Oil and Media/Oil as Media
Session organized by Jordan Kinder and Lucie Stepanik Location: Venue 3 Tickets: (Conference rates apply). £220/£95 - Full Conference (Waged/Unwaged) £55/£30 - Day Rate (Waged/Unwaged)
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University of Glasgow—Gilmorehill Campus University Avenue, Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Petrocultures 2018: Conference Session 5F—Just Powers: Energy. Feminism. Decolonized Futures.
University of Glasgow—Gilmorehill Campus University Avenue, Glasgow, United KingdomPresentations include: Sheena Wilson: Just Powers as Feminist Intercultural Intermedia Interruption Sourayan Mookerjea: Subalternity, the Fetish and Energetic Common-being Angele Alook/Bigstone: A Cree Vision for the Future: An Indigenous Feminist Analysis of Maintaining a Land Based Culture While Surrounded by an Oil Economy Natalie Loveless: Speculative Energy Futures: Research-Creation, Energy Transition, Feminist Method M.E. Luka: […]
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Petrocultures 2018: Conference Session 5A—Indigenous Canada
University of Glasgow—Gilmorehill Campus University Avenue, Glasgow, United KingdomPresentations include: Angele Alook: Living in a Colonial Capitalist Petrostate: Using Traditional Indigenous Teachings to Reverse Colonial Energy Violence Location: Charles Wilson Lecture Theatre Tickets: (Conference rates apply). £220/£95 - Full Conference (Waged/Unwaged) £55/£30 - Day Rate (Waged/Unwaged)
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Petrocultures 2018: Petrocultures Book Launch
University of Glasgow—Gilmorehill Campus University Avenue, Glasgow, United KingdomJoin us for a wine reception at the 2018 Petrocultures Conference to celebrate the launch of Petrocultures: Oil, Politics, Culture. Petrocultures (edited by Imre Szeman, Sheena Wilson and Adam Carlson) presents a multifaceted analysis of the cultural, social, and political claims and assumptions that guide how we think and talk about oil. This collection of […]
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Petrocultures 2018: Session 7A—Art, Ecology, Energy and Speculative Energy Futures [Curated Conversation]
University of Glasgow—Gilmorehill Campus University Avenue, Glasgow, United KingdomThis workshop will showcase some of the early creative outputs of the Speculative Energy Futures team in a range of media. Project leads Natalie Loveless and Sheena Wilson host a curated conversation with three participant artists, and bring the audience into the discussion in an interactive format. Discussants: Jessie Beier Natalie Loveless Sheena Wilson Location: Charles […]
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Petrocultures 2018: Session 7E—Fossil Fuel Capital Reading Group
University of Glasgow—Gilmorehill Campus University Avenue, Glasgow, United KingdomSession organized by Jordan Kinder. Location: Venue 9 Tickets: (Conference rates apply). £220/£95 - Full Conference (Waged/Unwaged) £55/£30 - Day Rate (Waged/Unwaged)
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Petrocultures 2018: Session 8D—iDoc: Documenting Designs for the Future [Workshop] I & II
University of Glasgow—Gilmorehill Campus University Avenue, Glasgow, United KingdomDuring this workshop style session featuring Natalie S. Loveless, Mary Elizabeth Luka, Sourayan Mookerjea, Sheena Wilson, and Charles Stubblefield, the iDoc team will show video clips to participants and seek their responses to what they hear about energy transition. The participatory conversation will consider how energy transition operates as a galvanizing politic around which we […]
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Telling Stories Otherwise: A Research-Creation Exhibition for PhD Candidacy in Psychiatry
FAB Gallery 1-1 Fine Arts Building, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaTelling Stories Otherwise is an exhibition of research-creation visual and narrative works that serve as partial requirements for Brad Necyk’s PhD in Psychiatry at the University of Alberta. This show looks at a wide range of topics surrounding mental health, including trauma, suicide, institutionalization, living with cancer and healing. On display will be a series […]
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Future Energy Systems—2nd Annual Open House
Lister Hall—University of Alberta 11613 87 Ave NW, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaDrop by and learn more about Just Powers during the second annual Future Energy Systems Open House event. Everyone is welcome to drop by and see research posters from more than 70 projects across 14 themes, involving more than 100 researchers and more than 300 graduate students from 8 University of Alberta faculties and campuses.
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Take Back the Night Rally & March
Cosmopolitan Music Society 8426 Gateway Boulevard, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaJoin Women for Rights and Empowerment in collective resistance to violence against women. 6:00pm - Doors open, light refreshments provided 6:00pm - Rally - everyone welcome! 7:00pm - Women and children to march on Whyte. Men invited to stay behind in the hall. 7:30pm - Closing program * All events are trans inclusive. For more […]
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