Online Event – Art and Environment Seminar Series

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IHOPE’s Art and Environment Seminar Series
Beginning November 2023

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Beginning in November, the Integrated History and Future of People on Earth (IHOPE) international research network will be hosting their new Art and Environment online seminar series. 

The Art and Environment seminars are free and open to the public. Environmental researchers, students, historians, artists, cultural workers, and anyone interested in the topics are warmly invited to attend. The seminars will be held online, via Zoom.

The Art and Environment seminar series explores the intersection between art and environmental research. Each seminar features two practitioners from different disciplines who come together to discuss their work and methods in relation to specific environmental actors. In the first seminars of the series the space where disciplines coalesce will be around the topics of trees, ice, and seaweed. Multiple perspectives on the same subject provide both the audience and researchers the opportunity to explore new possibilities for working and communicating with a broader public where art and the environment meet. The seminars work to show the entanglements of the cultural, biological, temporal, and social, as evident in the material natural world.

Tree Seminar
Thursday, November 2nd, 13.00 – 15.00 EDT (18.00 – 20.00 Central European Time)
Mia Mulvey, Professor of Ceramics, University of Denver
Igor Drobyshev, Docent, Dendrochronological laboratory of SLU in Alnarp

Ice Seminar
Thursday, December 7th, 2023, 10.00 – 12.00 EST (16.00 – 18.00 Central European Time)
Bjarki Bragason, Associate Professor/Head of the Fine Art Department, Iceland University of the Arts
Isabelle Gapp, Interdisciplinary Research Fellow, Centre for Environment & Biodiversity and Department of Art History, University of Aberdeen

Seaweed Seminar
Thursday, January 18th, 2024
Chloé Duteil, PhD student in History, University of Liverpool
Seminar time and co-speaker TBD

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IHOPE(Integrated History and Future of People on Earth) is an international and interdisciplinary community of researchers and research projects that integrate the past of the Earth system and the history of human presence with the goal of a just and sustainable future. IHOPE’s members are located around the world working in a wide range of fields including archaeology, environmental history, and anthropology.

For questions about IHOPE or the seminars, send an email to:
contact [at] ihopenet.org

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Nicole Miller

Nicole Miller is an artist and visual anthropologist based in Sweden working at the intersection of art, philosophy, and environmental history. Her research interests include: the interplay of photography and archives with environmental engagement, collecting as a process that encourages new perceptions of one’s environment, and new possibilities for multi-sensory historical, environmental research. She also is project coordinator for the Integrated History and Future of People on Earth (IHOPE) International Research Network.

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