Engendering Dialogue II
Seeing Things Differently: Art, Philosophy, and
the Futures of Feminism
Friday 30th & Saturday 31st March 2012
Dundee Contemporary Arts (DCA) & the University of Dundee
THERE ARE LIMITED PLACES AVAILABLE FOR THIS EVENT – FOR REGISTRATION AND FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE GO TO THE ‘ED2: SEEING THINGS DIFFERENTLY’ CONFERENCE PAGE (follow the links on the right)
Provisional Programme
Friday 30th March
1 – 2pm Registration: DCA
2 – 3.30pm Opening Remarks DCA Seminar Room
Keynote 1: Christine Battersby (Reader Emerita in Philosophy, University of Warwick)
By a Woman Wrought: Do We/Should We Still Care?
Coffee
3.45 – 5.15pm Panel 1: Feminist Materialities: Bodies, Spaces and Performances
Rosa Nogués (Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy, Kingston University)
The Female Body in Feminist Art Practice: New Approaches
Lynne Heller (Ontario College of Art and Design University & University College Dublin)
Mother/Daughter Twinning ; -) Cyborg Imagining
Katie Lloyd Thomas (Newcastle University)
Sandbags, Upholstery and Building Regulations: Feminist Materiality in Architecture
5.45 – 7.15pm Dalhousie Lecture Theatre 4
Keynote 2: Tina Chanter (Professor of Philosophy, DePaul University, Chicago)
The Sensibility of Art
7.15 Wine Reception (sponsored by the AHRI) Dalhousie Foyer
8.15 Conference Dinner DCA (optional)
Saturday 31st March
9am: Registration: DCA
9.15 – 10.30am DCA Seminar Room
Keynote 3: Kerstin Mey (Professor & Director of Research and Enterprise, University for the Creative Arts)
Women, Obscenity and the f-word
Coffee
10.45 – 12.20pm Artists’ Panel: Visual Research Centre
Artists: Beth Fisher, Ingrid Pollard, Gina Wall (Moray College)
Chair: Mary Modeen (Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design)
12.30 – 1pm Janet McKenzie (Editor, Studio International)
Drawing on Two Worlds
1 – 2pm Buffet Lunch (DCA)
2 – 3pm Panel 2 Relational Practices in Art and Curation
Marina Kassianidou (Chelsea College of Art & Design, University of the Arts)
In-between Marks and Surfaces: Relating to the Self and to the Other
Sibyl Fisher (University of Leeds)
The Articulation and Manifestation of Relationality in Curatorial Practice: Inside the Visible (1996)
3.05 – 4.05pm Panel 3 Re-appropriating the Space-Time of Portraiture
Kate Ince (University of Birmingham)
The Time(s) of Looking Back: Ciné-Portraiture in Cléo de 5 à 7 and the Films of Agnès Varda
Redi Koobak (Linköping University)
Elsewhere, Otherwise: Writing Feminist Imaginaries in Non-Western Europe
Coffee
4.20 – 5pm Mo Throp and Maria Walsh: The Subjectivity & Feminisms Research Group (Chelsea College of Art & Design, University of the Arts)
5pm Closing Remarks
Funding for this event has been generously provided by:
The Royal Society of Edinburgh; The Scots Philosophical Association;
The Arts & Humanities Research Institute, University of Dundee.