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Monad Journal Launch Symposium & ‘Makers of Change’ After Party
University of Northampton, 7th Nov.
The provisional programme has been posted for the ‘Trans- States’ sponsored symposium at University of Northampton, 7th Nov.
To register FREE for the symposium visit: http://monad-launch.eventbrite.co.uk
(First 50 registrants are free, nominal charge applied after these spaces are taken.) A lunch and refreshments will be provided.
10.00-10.45: Registration and coffee
(Newton Grand Hall, Newton Building, Avenue Campus, University of Northampton)
10.45 Introductions
11.00 Panel 1 – Transformative Practitioners
Stephen Godfrey (Artist) & Cavan McLaughlin (University of Northampton)
Phototerragrams: Organic and photo-chemical collaborations with the earth.
Arte Artemiou (University of Northampton)
Imagining a Transformative Performative Education
Anne Crossey (Artist & Independent Scholar)
The Emperor is Wearing No Clothes: Clothing as metaphor in Thomas Carlyle’s Sartor Resartus
Carlos Ruiz Brussain (ERAM Escola Universitaria – University of Girona)
Nailing the Snake: Dealing with the elusiveness of liminal experiences in self-transformative creative practice and research.
1.00 – 2.00 Lunch and film screenings
2.00 – 4.00 Panel 2 – Transformative Practices
Luc Robene (University of Bordeaux) & Solveig Serre (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique)
Negotiating borders between hegemonic culture and the restricted culture of subversion: How to write the history of the punk scene in France (1976-2016)?
Alasdair Gordon-Finlayson (University of Northampton)
Title TBC (presentation on meditation)
Peter Duchemin (Memorial University of Newfoundland)
Designing a Transformative Chronology: Experiments in calendar construction.
David Luke (University of Greenwich)
Psychedelics as Transformative Praxis
4.00 – 4.30 Coffee break
4.30 – 5.30 Panel 3 – Monad Journal Launch Discussion Panel
Roy Wallace (University of Northampton), Cavan McLaughlin, Carlos Ruiz Brussain, Helena Blakemore (University of East London), Luc Robene, Solveig Serre
Then, in the evening, after a few hours break for dinner and time to freshening up, our Transition event format will be making a very special return to the Phoenix Bar in Northampton.
Special guests include: World-renowned author
Alan Moore; legendary ska-punk band Inner Terrestrials; comedian, musician and writer
Andrew O’Neill; and writer-poet Sophie Sparham.
To book your tickets for Transition (after party) visit:
http://makersofchange.eventbrite.co.uk
Transition events aim to bring innovative, independent and academic research, about methods of realising progressive change, to the wider community, while providing a safe, shared,
creative, recreational space for everyone. We will continue to investigate the principle of transformative practice, over a beer or two with performances from our special guest, all of whom are both hugely entertaining and inspiring examples of how you can
'be the change you want to see in the world'.
To find out more about the Monad Journal and Project visit:
http://www.monadjournal.com
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University of Northampton, Maidwell Building, Avenue Campus,
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