23 June 2017
10:00—11:00 SESSION 6 (chaired by: Anna-Sophie Springer)
- Marianna Tsionki, Curating the Anthropocene: Rare Earths, toxicity, and geopolitical representations
- Alexandra Halkias, Critical biopolitics and the Anthropocene: Humans, non-humans, and life as war
- Mark Peter Wright, Interference Acts
11:00—11:30 Coffee Break
11:30—12:30 Keynote Speaker: JOANNA ZYLINSKA, The End of Man: A Tragicomedy
12:30—13:30 SESSION 7 (chaired by: Krithika Srinivasan)
- Monika Bakke, Vegetation as we do not know it: Art and Architecture for plant biodiversity in the Anthropocene
- Franklin Ginn, Standard operating procedure: On plant death and the limits of vitalism
- Josef Barla, Response-Ability in the Age of Insects. A Politics of Representing as Intervening for the Anthropocene
13:30—14:30 Lunch Break (with Exhibition Pop-Up Presentations)
14:30—15:30 SESSION 8 (chaired by: Ilana Halperin)
- Wood Roberdeau, Spencer Finch's Thank You, Fog (2009)
- Kate Lewis-Hood, 'A fog so thick covered us that we could scarcely see': unknowing the Anthropocene in Caroline Bergvall's Drift
- Matthieu Duperrex, Farewell to the sublime, aesthetic of the disputed territories in the Anthropocene
15:30—16:00 Coffee Break
16:00—17:00 Keynote Speaker: SUSAN SCHUPPLI, Unnatural Media
17:00—18:00 SESSION 9 (chaired by: Ella Chmielewska)
- Ifor Duncan, Mnemonic Hydrography: Drought in the Rivers of Forgetting
- Corinna Dean, Strata: A Geophotographic Fiction
- Hasan Cenk Dereli, The Displacement of Memories
18:00—18:15 Break
18:15—19:30 VIDEO SCREENING: IS THE CITY A LABORATORY? (a project by Anexact Office)
20:00 OUTDOOR PICNIC