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Wednesday 13 April 2016 10.00 - 4.00PM Venue TBA In this one day, hands-on interactive workshop, you will join internationally acclaimed media artist, community educator, and eco-bio-body-hacker Kathy High and other Sydney-based researchers...
From the Anthropocene to ‘planetary boundaries,’ discussions of environmental responsibility are increasingly ‘going global.’ In part, this is a question of scale: from climate change and nuclear waste to mass...
Symposium: Language, Landscape and the Sublime 29/06/2016 - 30/06/2016 This two-day symposium draws together artists and thinkers from a wide range of disciplines to explore ways in which landscape –– and the...
Bringing together the Environmental Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences in Australia The Sixth Biennial Conference of the Association for the Study of Literature, Environment & Culture, Australia & New Zealand (ASLEC)...
Writing Workshop 10 February 2016 Macquarie University, Sydney The Writing Workshop will consist of two events. Please contact event organisers to register (details below). 1. Article Writing Techniques: Thoughts and concrete tips for planning and...
The Institute of Australian Geographers' Cultural Geography and Urban Geography Study Groups are convening a 2-day workshop to engage and train cultural and urban geographers in the development and use...
In recent years, the Australian Historical Association conference has attracted a growing number of environmental history papers and panels. At the 2015 Sydney AHA conference, at least 20 papers were...
9-5pm, 23rd February 2016 Evolution House, University of Edinburgh Organised by the Edinburgh Environmental Humanities Network There is a one in 59,000 chance – give or take shifting orbital trajectories – that asteroid...
Dear friends and colleagues, We've received a lot of interest in the PSi #22: ‘Performance Climates’ Call for Papers (below), and many proposals are rolling in that interpret the theme in...
Supported by Verge Gallery & Auspicious Arts Hosted by Sydney's most vocally versatile feminist songstresses, Lady Sings it Better, and featuring performances from local artists including Betty Grumble, Tom Hogan, Maria...