On 2nd April 2019 I’ll be speaking at the NOBA (Norwegian BioArt Arena) Symposium ‘Thinking Through Matter’, taking place in Ås, Norway.
If you’d like to learn more and/or join + register for the event, check out the official website.
News
The First International Queer Death Studies Conference: CfP is out now!
CfP for The First International Queer Death Studies Conference: “Death Matters, Queer(ing) Mourning, Attuning to Transitionings” is out NOW! Check it out!
The First International Queer Death Studies Conference: “Death Matters, Queer(ing) Mourning, Attuning to Transitionings”, organised with the support from Karlstad University and Linköping University, takes place on 4-5 November 2019 in Karlstad, Sweden.
The CfP has just been announced and you may check it out here.
Deadline for abstracts: 30 June 2019.
The Posthumanities Hub Seminar with Dr. Marietta Radomska at KTH Royal Institute of Technology Stockholm (22nd January)
I’ll be speaking at KTH Royal Institute of Technology Stockholm on deterritorialising death, queer(ing) methodologies and art on 22nd January at 10:15. Hope to see you there !
Bioart Society: SOLU Space Opening
I have a privilege to give a talk at the official opening of the Bioart Society SOLU Space on 9th & 10th November. If you are in Helsinki, join us for this wonderful event!!!
CHRISTINA RESEARCH SEMINARS at the University of Helsinki
I am giving a talk “On Bioart, the Non/Living and Promises of Monstrous Futures” at CHRISTINA RESEARCH SEMINAR series at the University of Helsinki: on 23rd October at 16:00 – 18:00. Hope to see you there! 🙂
State of the Art – A Multidisciplinary Collaboration Facing the Anthropocene
On 10th-13th October Cecilia Åsberg and I will be representing The Posthumanities Hub at this terrific event: State of the Art: A Multidisciplinary Collaboration Facing the Anthropocene seminar and network meeting, organised by The Independent AIR in Silkeborg, DK.
The Second International Symposium “Eco/Decolonial Arts: Re-imagining Futures”, 28 August at Konstfack, Stockholm, SE
Join us on 28th Aug at Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design in Stockholm!
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: EASCLE Webinar on ‘Toxic Embodiment’ by Prof. Cecilia Åsberg and Dr. Marietta Radomska
On 25th Aug Prof. Cecilia Åsberg and I are hosting the the EASCLE Webinar on ‘Toxic Embodiment’ – you can register through the link in the original post.
‘Queering Ecologies of Death’ panel at the SLSAeu GREEN conference in Copenhagen, 13-16 June 2018
About ‘Queering Ecologies of Death’panel at the SLSAeu GREEN conference last June in Copenhagen.
On 14th July some of the QDS Network researchers had a pleasure to present their work in the two-session panel ‘Queering Ecologies of Death’, proposed by Prof. Patricia MacCormack (Anglia Ruskin University, UK) and Dr. Marietta Radomska (Linköping University, SE), at the SLSAeu GREEN conference that took place on 13-16 June 2018 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Link to the full programme.
Link to the panel schedule.
Below you may find the summary of the panel which consisted of the speakers: Dr. Marietta Radomska, Prof. Patricia MacCormack, Dr. Line Henriksen (University of Copenhagen, DK), Dr. Tara Mehrabi (University of Turku, FI), Prof. Margrit Shildrick (Stockholm University, SE) and Prof. Nina Lykke (Linköping University, SE).
RADOMSKA & MacCormack
& Henriksen & Mehrabi & Shildrick & Lykke
PANEL: Queering Ecologies of Death
‘Green’ as a concept has become a shorthand for ‘ecology’, understood as that which refers to ‘home’ or ‘environment’ with all their…
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CfP for a special issue of Women, Gender & Research on Queer Death Studies
Cfp: KKF 2019/2-3: Queer Death Studies
Call for Papers:
Queer Death Studies: Coming to Terms with Death, Dying and Mourning Differently
Special issue
Women, Gender & Research, 2019/2-3
Queer Death Studies (QDS) refers to an emerging transdisciplinary field of research that critically and (self) reflexively investigates and challenges conventional normativities, assumptions, expectations, and regimes of truths that are brought to life and made evident by death, dying, and mourning.
Since its establishment as a research field in the 1970s, Death Studies has drawn attention to the questions of death, dying, and mourning as complex and multifaceted phenomena that require inter- or multi-disciplinary approaches and perspectives. Yet, the engagements with death, dying and mourning, constitutive of conventional Death Studies’ investigations, tend to remain insufficient and reductive. They are often governed by the normative notions of: the subject; bonds between humans, as well as between humans and (their) animals; family relations and…
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