Author Archives: Merle

Just thought I would post some images taken by Neville Gabie of the Archiving Oil event we installed in the Earth Sciences Rock Collection Store on May 16th as part of the University of Bristol’s Museums at Night events. We … Continue reading →

Please Join Neville Gabie and I on Thursday 16 May in the Geological Collections Stores at the University of Bristol where we will be ‘Archiving Oil’: Neville Gabie: Archiving OIL (as part of Museums at Night) Thursday 16 May, 6 … Continue reading →

This weekend is the last chance to see the exhibition Year of the Bird at Maitland Regional Gallery, New South Wales which Kate Foster and I submitted joint work emerging from Fashioning Feathers to. Curated by Helen Hopcroft and Caelli Jo … Continue reading →

The Strip Appeal catalogue is available for sale online from amazon for $60 CDN/USD including tax, handling and shipping. You can also buy it direct from the CRSC: Address: City-Region Studies Centre Faculty of Extension, University of Alberta 2-184, 10230 … Continue reading →

Abstracts Professor Andrew Barry (University of Oxford)  ‘Energy, Materiality, Cosmopolitics’ This paper is prompted by a puzzle. This arises from a sense that while there is a burgeoning literature on energy across the social sciences, including geography, the concept of … Continue reading →

The Politics and Matter Research Group I am part of at the School of Geographical Sciences, University of Bristol is hosting a workshop Tuesday 18th – Wednesday 19th December 2012 on the theme of Politics and Matter. The two-day event … Continue reading →

The Strip Appeal Tour I curated has kicked off in style opening at the UB Anderson Gallery on17th November! Exhibition Information: Where: UB Anderson Gallery, Buffalo NY Duration: Nov 17 6 PM – Feb 24 2013 5 PM Opening reception: … Continue reading →

  Continuing the Oil theme I have recently been chatting with Neville Gabie artist-in-residence at the Cabot Institute, University of Bristol and we found out we share a similar curiosity in finding out more about oil as substance and how … Continue reading →

Enigbokan, E. and Patchett, M. (2012) ‘Speaking with Spectres: Experimental Geographies in Practice’, Cultural Geographies, 19(4) 535–546. This co-authored paper documents Terrible Karma: Reverberations of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire – a mobile sound and photographic installation produced by Adeola Enigbokan … Continue reading →