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Tag Archives: Hayden Lorimer
Documentation of Art-Geography Talk @ Glasgow Sculpture Studios
As promised here is the documentation of the talk given by Kate Foster at GSS giving examples of collaborative creative work on environmental change from art and geography (happened on June 23, 2011). In the talk Kate Foster invites responces … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Geography, Events, Presentations, Happenings etc., Experimental Geographies, Geographer-artists, Public Art
Tagged art, art-geography collaborations, geography, Glasgow Sculpture Studios, Hayden Lorimer, interdisciplinary, Kate Foster, merle patchett, Perdita Phillips, sci-art
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Kate Foster Talks “Changeable Places” at Glasgow Sculpture Studios
I want to bring to your attention a presentation by environmental artist Kate Foster at Glasgow Sculpture Studios that I, and fellow geographer Hayden Lorimer, will be contributing to on Thursday 23 June 1-2 pm (UK time) as we would appreciate your … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Geography, Events, Presentations, Happenings etc., Experimental Geographies, Geographer-artists
Tagged Andriko Lozowy, art-sci projects, Cape Farewell, Changeable Places, Clipperton Project, Collaboration, creative practice, experimental geography, geography, Glasgow Sculpture Studios, Hayden Lorimer, Kate Foster, merle patchett, Royal Geographical Society, Values of Environmental Writing
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SymbioticA’s Adaption Program Showcases Art-Geography Collaborations
SymbioticA is an artistic laboratory dedicated to the research, learning, critique and hands-on engagement with the life sciences. Under the direction of Oron Catts, SymbioticA’s emphasis is on experiential practice. SymbioticA facilitates a thriving program of residencies, research, academic courses, … Continue reading
Posted in 'Slow Art' and Sustainability, art in place and the place of art, Cultural Geography, Curatorial Concerns, Exhibitions, Experimental Geographies, Geographer-artists, Mapping Sound and Sounding Maps, Public Art, Sound Art
Tagged ADAPTION, Animal Afterlives, art and ecology, art science geography, art-geography collaborations, BioGeoGraphies, Blue Antelope, dead animal parts, Dublin, experiential practice, geographer-artists, GPS spatial sound walking project, Hayden Lorimer, interdisciplinary, Kate Foster, Lake Clifton, life manipulation, merle patchett, object histories, Perdita Phillips, Science Gallery, SymbioticA: artistic laboratory, The Sixth Shore, The Summer Flurry, unruly ecologies: biodiversity and art, Visceral: the living art experiment, zoological collections, zoological specimens in art
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Beyond the Academy: Research as Exhibition
I have recently been thinking through the exhibition as a research output while working on the production of Fashioning Feathers: Dead Birds, Millinery Crafts and the Plumage Trade an exhibition I am co-curating (with Liz Gomez) in association with the Material Culture … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Geography, Curation as Spatial Practice, Curatorial Concerns, Exhibitions, Experimental Geographies, Geographer-artists
Tagged Animal Afterlives, Beyond the Academy, Blue Antelope, collaboration and curatorship, Curatorial Practice, Fahioning feathers, Hayden Lorimer, Hunterian Museum, Kate Foster, Knowledge Exchange, LCACE, Material Culture Institute, merle patchett, Millinery taxidermy, Out of Time, Plumage Trade, Rachel Poliquin, TATE Britain, Taxidermy, taxidermy and art PhD, The Exhibition and Research Output
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A Rough Guide to Non-Representational Theory
There is increasing interest in practice and performance in cultural geography. Attempts to move beyond issues of representation and re-focus cultural geographic concerns on performativity and bodily practices are linked to the inception of what Nigel Thrift describes as ‘non-representational … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Geography, Experimental Geographies, Spatial Theory
Tagged Cultural Geography, Experimental methods, geography, Hayden Lorimer, J D Dewsbury, merle patchett, Nigel Thrift, Non-Representational Theory, Paul Harrison, Performance, Performativity, research methods, Sarah Whatmore, social science
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Urban Explorers: Quests for Myth, Mystery and Meaning
Urban Explorers, Quests for Myth, Mystery and Meaning by Bradley L. Garrett is a video article that has just been released in the journal Geography Compass (Volume 4, Issue 10, pages 1448–1461, October 2010). Urban Explorers: Quests for Myth, Mystery … Continue reading
