FICT

Fragmentary Institute of Comparative Timelines

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Our exhibition is online. https://t.co/tj0889b1Zk

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@a_small_lab @Asli I hope so too, I wanted to introduce you to Rachel and Hugo :)

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We'll be talking about FICT with our friends Hugo Reinert and Rachel Douglas-Jones. Oct 12 13:00 Japan Time.

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みなさま、ご無沙汰しております。いよいよ17日京都でうちの比較世界線学断片のワークショップ「赤光」が行います。ガイドラインは以下のようです。世界線を学びたい方々ともシェアしてください。
https://t.co/EBfLBAJEHg

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good day, fellow timeline enthusiasts. the institute is holding a workshop in japan, quite soon. we would like to share the point of divergence from our timeline, it is called the red light phenomenon.
https://t.co/XCNnEP0uUC
interested, perhaps? write to us.

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6月17日のオフラインイベントのチケットは売り切れましたが、6月1日のレクチャーに関するYoutube配信チケットを追加しました。京都にはなかなか来れない人はこちらを是非！https://t.co/kh2zxaSDx1

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本研究室・特任研究員の@aslisizさんが主導した
国際プロジェクト、FICT (Fragmentary Institute of Comparative Timelines) が日本に（再）上陸します。

架空の世界を構築することを通して、気候危機をもたらした過去と現在を批判的に問い直します。

https://t.co/fTpuyocDQa

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What would literary culture look like if La Commedia was written in Siculo-Arabic? Aristei, Bobadilla, and McSweeney imagine explore literary-linguistic potentialities in a non-colonial timeline: https://t.co/RlwGweqKVu

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More gratitude: I (@aslisiz) first pitched the idea of FICT to @EmileStPierre2 and @FD_miranda at our weekly meeting, and they helped so much with the shaping of this project. Of course, @AtsmrtAtsuro has been the best in letting us go wild and supporting us throughout.

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Two years ago, we wrote a letter asking people to come up with artifacts from timelines where the European Colonialism did not take place. It became a massive project for learning about Colonialism with many universities and individuals joining us.
https://t.co/tj0889b1Zk

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Our website is designed by Hiroto Okuda @__tolero, the illustrations are by Emma Huffman @missemmabobema. 　@AtsmrtAtsuro and I (@aslisiz) would like to offer our gratitude to the long list of contributors which can be found here: https://t.co/owDjrXfX6t

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Many thanks to all participants and contributors, but for this step we're particularly grateful to have our curators Yuka Takahashi @yuka__ism and Samuel Tettner; and the rest of the curatorial team: Harry Owen, Emma Klöcker-Gatzwiller, and Clarissa Reche.

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Our exhibition for the 2020-2021 run will go online on September 12th.
The old website will be completely revamped.
Get excited.

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Dear friends, a small reminder from organizers: https://t.co/tj0888SSLc
The no-deadline and the no-obligation-to-submit policies remain but if you'd like to be featured in the exhibition, please entrust us your artefacts (or express your intent to do so) by September, please.

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Coleman A. Jordan's powerful lecture titled "Creating African Diaspora Fictions from Truths," taking us on a journey from Nsibidi symbols to #blacklivesmatter, available now on our Youtube Channel:
https://t.co/fvVRk6jw3k

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Upcoming talk by Coleman Jordan (Morgan State University) titled "Creating African Diaspora Fictions from Truths" https://t.co/RlRca9kOT6

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📢 University College Cork and Free University of Bozen are participating in FICT in collaboration this year and they are offering a superb set of workshops. Anthropologists and designers, how exciting!
cc: @jamescuffe

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Reminder:

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📢 Public Lecture by @AtsmrtAtsuro and @GergelyMohacsi titled "Breaking Down Sugar: Asian Trade Routes and Anthropocene Bodies" on Dec 16th at 6 pm Japan Time (GMT+9). Inquire within for details.

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Talk by Casper Bruun Jensen on speculative pragmatism in social science and humanities. Clear, strong and moving.
There was also an interesting conversation on the relationship between speculative design and speculative pragmatism (1:29-1:40)

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Yesterday's talk by @cbruunjensen is on Youtube now. https://t.co/PvwoyuJSXB Enjoy!