Curator, Art Historian, Researcher in Socialist Anthropocene in the Visual Arts (SAVA), author C & E European Art Since 1950 + Art and Climate Change @UCLPACT
Amazing artist residency opportunity in the Orlicke mountains in Czechia in April 2025 with our good friends Woods - Community for Cultivation, Theory and Art exploring pastoralism and regenerative agricultural practices #artandecology https://t.co/xEN60hwfpJ
Maja and Reuben Fowkes will present the keynote lecture at the symposium on Embedded Art History in A Burning World at Södertörn University. titled '“Forests without Shade and Lakes without Water”: Short Circuits of Developmentalism in the Socialist Anthropocene.'
Link in bio.
'In John Akomfrah’s work in the British Pavilion, stories of migrant diasporas in Britain are interwoven with reflections on environmental devastation...'
Maja and Reuben Fowkes on the 60th Venice Biennale:
https://t.co/yAiHdofTrW
We're looking for an Arts & Humanities researcher to join #LCAB as a Research Fellow in Anthropocene Biodiversity & Societal Change.
We welcome applications from those researching any chronological period or geographical area and from any A&H discipline.
https://t.co/rKmoudzvKf
📍Performative screening of fragment of When Russia Ends and conversation with Oleksiy Radynski and cultural researcher Phillip Goll.
Chaired by Tania Gomez (SAVA UCL)
17 May | UCL
Link for registration in bio.
There is a month before the deadline to submit proposals for a symposium I am organising @the_bsr as part of my research project with @BritishAcademy_ Have a look and share widely 🙏
As scientists despair at the prospect of a +3C world, our review 'Interspecies Solidarities at the Carnival of Extinctions: The Non-Human Foreigner at the 60th Venice Biennial' is now live @thirdtext_#venicebiennale#morethanhuman
https://t.co/QgaJH6c1uv
SAVA Panel on Infrastructural Internationalism
This SAVA panel will consider the physical and cultural infrastructures of socialist internationalism.
Registration link in bio.
#SocialistAnthropocene
The first Sava Research Week III event will be a screening and Q&A session with director Oleksiy Radynski about his film Infinity according to Florian, with responses from Robin Schuldendrei (Courtauld Institute of Art).
#socialistanthropocene
Registration is open. Link in bio.
The first Sava Research Week III event will be a screening and Q&A session with director Oleksiy Radynski about his film Infinity according to Florian, with responses from Robin Schuldendrei (Courtauld Institute of Art).
#socialistanthropocene
Registration is open. Link in bio.
SAVA RESEARCH WEEK III: INFRASTRUCTURES OF PROGRESS
This research Week deals with the infrastructures of progress, investigating underlying networks, structures and systems of socialist modernity through material and cultural interrelations.
Registration links in bio.
📍Cartographies for After the End: Toward a Situated Curatorial Practice.
29 February, 6.30 pm - 8.00 pm at UCL
We invite you to the AICA UK 2024 Annual Lecture by Manuel Borja-Villel in collaboration with the PostSocialist Art Centre, UCL.
Free booking in bio.
🗓️ Conference | Great Transformation of Nature.
Reminder to all interested that the deadline for submissions is coming soon, on the 11th February.
The conference will take place on the 16th and 17th of May, 2023, at UCL (London)
More information in bio.
#socialistanthropocene
Delighted to announce Kyiv based filmmaker & writer Oleksiy Radynski as SAVA Creative Fellow @UCL_IAS His research investigates the "toxic legacies of infrastructural colonization of Siberia in the context of the emergence of Russian fossil fascism & its multiple imperial wars."