FEMeeting 2019 Women in Art, Science and Technology
Following the first FEMeeting 2018 – Women in Art, Science and Technology, which took place June 15-19th, in Portugal in the locations of Lisbon, Evora and Sao Luis – Odemira, the organizers have the pleasure to announce FEMeeting 2019. The second FEMeeting – Women in Art, Science and Technology, also takes place in Portugal and its activities spread over three different locations, Vila Nova de Milfontes, Lisbon and Oporto, and is scheduled from May 30th until June 5th 2019.
FEMeeting’s aim is to bring together women from all over the world to share and disseminate their projects in arts, science and technology research. As a result many participants expressed interest to continue the meetings with FEMeeting 2019 in order to strengthen the network, contribute to the development of art-science research methodologies and grow cooperation strategies increasing knowledge sharing and bringing communities closer. In Art, Science & Technology women are a visible presence in international festivals and conferences, either working as faculty, curators, artists, scientists or having an interweaved role. The balanced numbers between genders is an undeniable phenomenon and consequently this is an interesting time to reflect on the status quo of contemporary science and art.
FEMeeting 2019 continues to emphasize that contributions to the conference are welcome from individuals who identify themselves as women, independently of their sex. The concept of woman might be considered as a challenging one as it is nonconsensual in its multiplicity of roles and arousing cultural imaging. FEMeeting is a space for the co-habitation of individuality and uniqueness. The organizers of the conference wish to provide the opportunity for the gathering and presentation of artwork and research experiences in the unspoiled environment of southwest Portugal, followed by the two days of events open to the public in Lisbon and Oporto.
PROGRAM
Thursday, 30th of May – Colégio de Nossa Senhora da Graça in Milfontes
9.00 – Signing in and registration for attendees.
9.30 – Welcome to FEMeeting closed sessions – Dalila Honorato
9.40 – Welcome to Cultivamos Cultura, Naturarte and Odemira – Marta de Menezes and Deolinda Seno-Luís
Morning Session I: Cards on the table
10.30 – The Center for Genomic Gastronomy: working creatively in the hedgerow between art and science – Cathrine Kramer
10.45 – Politicizing DNA: explorations of the ethical, legal, and social implications of direct-to-consumer genetics – Hined Rafeh
11.00 – The 7th Sense – Marta de Menezes
11.15 – Climate Change and Resistence – Cosima Herter
Coffee- break
Morning Session II: Sense of sensibility
11.45 – Slowing Perception – Ellen Levy
12.00 – Feeling bacterial today? – Nathalie Dubois Calero
12.15 – Aesthetics of a microbial planet: rendering visible the invisible in art and biology. – Mariana Perez-Bobadilla
12.30 – Gold-Diggers: Cupriavidus-Aurifactorem (Shaking a Wonder Maker) – Clarissa Ribeiro
12.45 – STEMarts Lab: Merging art, science, technology and nature through artist-led interdisciplinary collaborations – Agnes Chavez
Lunch break
14-16:00 – Visit to Cultivamos Cultura
Friday, 31st of May – Colégio de Nossa Senhora da Graça in Milfontes
Morning Session I: Looking good
9.00 – Signing in and registration for attendees.
9.30 – Her pleasure – Dipali Gupta
9.45 – The Hygiene Hypothesis in Art – Rachel Mayeri
10.00 – Cyberwitches manifesto – Lucile Olympe Haute
10.15 – Dirty Panties Deck: the card spread – Dalila Honorato
10.30 – Projecting the new liminal „self” – Karolina Żyniewicz
10.45 – What does post-feminist internet art look like? – Yeon Kyoung Lim
11.00 – Careermaking as biohacker, or how to become a slime mold – Maya Minder
11.15 – The artist is a woman. I am a woman of the wood. – Alan Tod
Coffee- break
Morning Session II: Feeling great
11.45 – Engaging Art, Science and Empathy (EASE): An interdisciplinary art and science approach to ameliorating the gendered experience and treatment of chronic pain – Jane Prophet
12.00 – A Year On – Dolores Steinman
12.15 – Qìscape: A Sonic Performance Series Investigating the Chinese Medical Body – Michelle Lewis-King
Lunch break
14-16:00 Field trip
Saturday, 1st of June – Colégio de Nossa Senhora da Graça in Milfontes
Morning Session I: Questions and doubts
9.00 – Signing in and registration for attendees.
9.30 – Is (bio) art relevant? – Ionat Zurr
9.45 – Consensus, political correctness and staying within one’s comfort zone – Laura Belloff
10.00 – Questioning Scientific Knowledge. Proposition for Sensible Methodologies and Visual Productions of Doubts – Michela Villani
10.15 – Artistic research as wisdom? Some reflections about knowledge views in (bio) art and academia – Nora Vaage
10.30 – Sci-art Expanded: Women in the Lab, the Clinic and the Field – Merete Lie and Lisa Cartwright
10.45 – Southern Identities Laboratory: Caminhos dos desejos between art, science and technology – Cecilia Vilca
11.00 – Sciart as catalyst: new ways to cope with complex phenomena – Roberta Buiani
11.15 – Artistic identity – when I’m enough? – Heidi-Annica Ljungqvist
Coffee- break
Morning Session II: Listening time
11.45 – Transcending the Binary- Sensory and Spatial Koans in the Land of 1s and 0s – Liz Lessner
12.00 – Re/sound the un/seen – Clio Flego
12.15 – Faces: microbiome and artistic eternity – Maria Francisca Abreu Afonso
12.30 – Hot Spots: Radioactivity and the Landscape – Joan Linder
12.45 – The Apnoea Project – Helena Ferreira
13.00 – The Pathetic Sublime – Disorientation, Kinesthetic Empathy and Weird Embodiments – Sarah Hermanutz
13.15 – Eco-Erogenous Para-Pharmaceutics and Trans-personal Unisex Cosmetics – Isabel Burr Raty
13.30 – Andrea’s Room: Entangled Realities – Claudia Jacques
13.45 – What’s the big idea? – Wendy Tyrer
Free afternoon
Sunday, 2nd of June – Colégio de Nossa Senhora da Graça in Milfontes
Morning Session I: Parallel movements
9.00 – Signing in and registration for attendees.
9.30 – From Grid to Rhizome: Invisible Cities – Andrea Gogova
9.45 – The Sedimentation of the Digital Object – Susana Gómez Larrañaga
10.00 – Augmented reality as an alternative form of art exhibiting – Anastasiia Melai
10.15 – Picturing light on Earth – Pepa Ivanova
10.30 – Sense Circuit – Jacqueline Simon
10.45 – Incident Energy Project : Thermal Imaging as an Art Form – Marne Lucas
11.00 – Cultivating Microbial Narratives – Cynthia White
Coffee- break
Morning Session II: Colored signs
11.45 – Transitions – Ana Barroso
12.00 – Biosensor Color Signaling – Carolyn Angleton
12.15 – Luminescense – Rebecca Cummins
12.30 – Case Studies of Intra-Flux – Saša Spačal
12.45 – Shared Passions: an intersectional and performative exploration between how science fiction influences and co-creates the world we live in & how perceptions are transformed within affective networks – Nina Czegledy, Jimena García Álvarez-Buylla and Sanja Vodovnik
Free afternoon
Monday, 3rd of June – Colégio de Nossa Senhora da Graça in Milfontes
Morning Session I: Intertwined spaces
9.00 – Signing in and registration for attendees.
9.30 – Beginning endless forms – Kris Casey
9.45 – Resistance Island – Elizabeth Littlejohn
10.00 – Photons of Mars, a spectrum of perspectives on Martian photography. – Minna Långström
10.15 – Becoming Celular Self: Organized Rehearses of Acquired Experience – Maria Manuela Lopes
10.30 – In dialogue with our bodies: becoming embodied knowers – Teresa Almeida and Giulia Tomasello
10.45 – The Modern Promethea – Joana Magalhaes
11.00 – Commodification of ethics – Hege Tapio
11.15 – Medicine for Misandry and other social, anatomical and pharmacological experiments – Cat Jones
Coffee- break
Morning Session II: Collaboration methods
11.45 – A Cure for Concrete – Sujata Majumdar
12.00 – Quasi-Nature: Bio Art, Borderline and Laboratory – Jo Wei
12.15 – Setting up a collaborative workspace at the intersection of art, biology, ecology and DIY practices at the Academy of Media Arts Cologne – Verena Friedrich
12.30 – Towards a Living Lab on Art and Technology for Sustainability – Mónica Mendes
12.45 – The scientist, the writer and the (wo)man of faith – Paz Tornero
13.00 – Better Living Through Disaster Technology – Stephanie Rothenberg
13.15 – Genetic games of chance: Hox Zodiac Explorations of Our Animal Selves – Victoria Vesna
13:30 – Closure of closed sessions
Lunch break
After 3pm workshops:
Maya Minder “Son mas! DIY Fermentation”
Jacqueline Simon “Sense Circuit”
June 4th – Lisbon, FBAUL auditorium
“Art, Science and Technology Teaching, Curating and Practice”
13.30 – Signing in and registration for attendees.
14.00 – Welcome to Faculdade de Belas-Artes da Universidade de Lisboa –
14.10 – Introduction and welcome to the FEMeeting 2019 Marta de Menezes – Cultivamos Cultura;
14.20 – Isabel Burr-Raty – Independent Artist – NL/BE – Eco-Erogenous Para-Pharmaceutics and Trans-personal Unisex Cosmetics
15.10 – Jo Wei – Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA), China – CN – Quasi-Nature: Bio Art, Borderline and Laboratory
16.00 – Suncica Ostoic and Olga Majcen Linn – Kontejner | bureau of contemporary art praxis– HR – Controversy of Life and Death in Exhibiting Bioart
16.50 – Ionat Zurr – SymbioticA – University of Western Australia – AU – Care, Control & Symbiogenesis – what a Biomess!
June 5th – i3S – Instituto de Investigação e Inovação da Universidade do Porto“Art, Science and Technology, Research and Practice “
13.30 – Signing in and registration for attendees.
14.00 – Introduction and welcome to the FEMeeting 2019 Dalila Honorato – Ionian University – GR/PT
14.15 – Introduction to I3S Science Communication department – Julio Borlido Santos and Maria Manuela Lopes.
15.00 – Roberta Buiani, Artsci Salon – A hub for the Arts and Science Community in Toronto
15.25 –Cathrine Kramer and Emma Conley, The Center for Genomic Gastronomy: working creatively in the hedgerow between art and science
15.50 – Agnes Chavez – STEMarts lab, USA – Ego, Eco, Evo. Agnes Chavez on the intersection of art, science, technology and nature.
16.40 – Laura Beloff – Philosophy Department – IT University of Copenhagen – FI / DK – The state of the Art & Science
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