Online Syllabus
The online syllabus consists of the full programmes, detailed abstracts, and some of the key scholarly monographs and journals providing the context for the pre- and main- project institutes. Additionally, it contains a ‘reader’ providing the context for the post- institute.
Call For Reflective Responses: 'Post-Extractivist Legacies & Landscapes' | CHCI Pre & Main Institutes
We invite everyone who is participating in the main institute online (4-8 July, Dublin/zoom), and/or who participated in the pre institute in Estonia (28-30 April), to contribute to this reflective response ‘postcard exchange’. We hope to achieve an exchange of affective and artistic responses to the different post/extractivist sites across our project. To participate, select one of the art postcard images above that resonates with a post/extractivist site from a location you have visited (perhaps at home or someplace you have travelled). In addressing your response to a site of post/extractivism, you could use any of the prompts in the call below for example. Finally, post your card and the art image selected to extractivistlegacies@gmail.com, subject line: ‘Postcard Exchange’.
Full ‘Call for Responses’ details available here (call is open)
Postcards created by Katherine Fama and Sarah Comyn.
Call For Papers: UCD Humanities Institute 'Post-Extractivist Legacies & Landscapes' | CHCI Main Institute
This symposium on ‘Post-Extractivist Legacies & Landscapes’ invites colleagues working from any humanities discipline to investigate the role of the arts and humanities in critical responses to the longevity and adaptability of historical and colonialist logics underpinning and empowering neo-extractivist development in all corners of the world.
Conference Organisers: anne.fuchs@ucd.ie, sarah.comyn@ucd.ie, and megan.kuster@ucd.ie
Symposium Dates: 4- 8 July 2023
Full CfP details available here (call is now closed)
Call for Submissions: UCD Humanities Institute 'Student Zine Competition'
How do you envision the future for landscapes and local communities post-mining? What legacies remain for land, rivers, flora, fauna, and communities when the mining has stopped and the company has moved on?
The UCD Humanities Institute invites calls for zine submissions around the themes of: regeneration, re-wilding, recovery, rehabilitation and ruination. The First Prize winner will receive €500. The top two Honourable Mention winners will receive €100 each.
Competition Judges: Judy Carroll Deeley (Main Project Artist), Helen Doherty (Media Consultant) and Nic Pillai (Creative Futures Academy)
Submission Deadline: 31 May 2023
Full Call for Submissions available here (call is now closed)