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Hi all,


Again, I want to share this upcoming event in London on 'conflict residue'
- June 2nd!


Please feel free to pass along.



See attached for more details.



Best,



Ben Neimark


RSVP link:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/conflict-residue-living-with-the-remnants-of-war-tickets-574838676957





*Conflict Residue: Living with the Remnants of War*

*War doesn’t end with the silencing of gunshots. Its residue lingers and
echoes in the atmosphere, soil, blood and tissue.*

JUNE 2nd 4.30-7.30pm & Drinks Reception

*Queen Mary University of London* Mile End Road Arts One Building, BLOC
Cinema London E1 4NS

If armed conflict is often caught by visual media as an image of a flashing
explosion, its long tail is mediated through material remnants and
leftovers, whose vibrant matter and traces shape the outlines of future
conflicts and continue as vectors of history, toxicity, and waste. Such
debris can be spectacularly visible or imperceptible to the naked eye,
solid as metal shells or defused as carbon dioxide in the stratosphere,
enormous or microscopic. No longer separable from the environment, debris
and residue participate in its co-production, turning "nature" into the
very media of war.

Focusing our attention on the material residue of war and the environmental
imagination that it produces, this event is organised around a conversation
on the nature of war, the war on nature, and the inevitable contamination
of the two concepts, which are becoming increasingly tangled. The event is
dedicated to thinking of natural elements, the atmosphere, biome and
organic matter as a modality intrinsic to the execution of military
violence. It brings together writers, researchers and filmmakers to
collaboratively interrogate the environmental ramifications of armed
conflict and to speculatively examine the knowledge and imagination
emanating from the residues of war.

*Participants:  Yasmin Fedda , Benjamin Neimark, Helene Kazan, Daniel
Mann, and Emily Jacir*

*With a special film screen of a ‘Letter to a Friend’ by Emily Jacir*

A Queen Mary Institute for the Humanities and Social Sciences (IHSS) event,
Queen Mary University of London.

Hosted in BLOC, QMUL’s new state of the art cinema.




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Queen Mary, University of London



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