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Simon Yuill simon at lipparosa.org
Fri Sep 11 18:38:38 UTC 2009


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Subject: Experimentality / 2009-2010 / Institute for Advanced Studies,
Lancaster University

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http://www.lancs.ac.uk/experimentality

Experimentality is a year-long collaborative exploration of ideas and
practices of experimentation in science and technology, the arts,
commerce, politics, popular culture, everyday life, and the natural
world.  The programme brings together leading practitioners from various
fields; academics from the social and natural sciences, arts and
humanities; and members of the wider public.  It uses the notion of the
experiment to explore vital questions about the relationship between
knowledge and power, freedom and control in the modern world.  It is a
unique, open-ended conversation about the power of experimentation to
shape the future.

PARTICIPANTS

Academic speakers

Ulrich Beck, Dieter Daniels, Ian Diamond, Eva Jablonka, Maarten Hajer,
David Healy, Tim Ingold, Scott Lash, Melissa Leach, David Lomas, Emily
Martin, Helga Nowotny, Gísli Pálsson, John Pickstone, Kaushik Sunder
Rajan, Hans-Jörg Rheinberger, Jeffrey Schwartz, Bruno Strasser, Nigel
Thrift, Brian Wynne, and many others

Theatre, music, literature, visual arts, design

A2 Company, Simon Bowes, Tim Crouch, Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino, Gavin
Bryars Ensemble, David Grubb, Steven Hall, Luke Kennard, Daria Loi, Mem
Morrison, Michael Pinchbeck, Jane Prophet, Psappha, Ellis Sharp, Stuart
Walker, Neal White, and many others


PROGRAMME

Interdisciplinary workshops

The Experimental Condition: Programme Launch (15-16 October 2009)

Experiment as Event in the Arts and Sciences (19-20 November 2009)

Experimental Subjects (14-15 January 2010)

Experimental Objects (18-19 February 2010 - at the Storey Creative
Industries Centre, Lancaster)

The Experimentality of Nature (25-26 March 2010)

The Experimental City (14-15 May 2010 - in Manchester)

 International conference

The Experimental Society (7-9 July 2010 - call for papers forthcoming)

 Arts

- 'Experimentality' as a theme of the 2009-10 season of Public Arts at
Lancaster University, at the Nuffield Theatre, Lancaster International
Concert Series and the Peter Scott Gallery

- Readings and talks from writers on the theme of experimentality at
Lancaster Literature Festival (16-25 October 2009)

- Photography competition for Lancaster residents on the theme of 'the
experiment', organised with Public Arts at Lancaster University, with
winners to be exhibited in the Peter Scott Gallery (January-February 2010)

- New exhibition at the Storey Gallery, Lancaster in early 2010 on the
theme of 'Experimental Objects'

- 4-day festival of art, ideas and music on the theme of Experimentality
(12-15 May 2010) in Manchester, organised in collaboration with
FutureEverything, with exhibition at CUBE


COLLABORATIONS

Experimentality is an Annual Research Programme of the Institute for
Advanced Studies, Lancaster University, and is being delivered in
collaboration with the following bodies: the School of Arts, Histories
and Cultures, University of Manchester; the ESRC Centre for the Economic
and Social Aspects of Genomics (Cesagen), Lancaster University;
FutureEverything; the Centre for the History of Science, Technology and
Medicine, University of Manchester; the Max Planck Institute for the
History of Science (MPIWG), Berlin; the AHRC Research Centre for Studies
of Surrealism and its Legacies, University of Manchester; The Centre for
Mobilities Research (CeMoRe), Lancaster University; The Public Arts at
Lancaster University; The Storey Gallery, Lancaster; Lancaster
Literature Festival; CUBE, Manchester.


CONTACT

For information about how to participate in the Experimentality
programme, contact:

Anne-Marie Mumford
Institute for Advanced Studies
County South
Lancaster University
Lancaster LA1 4YD, UK

Email: a.mumford at lancaster.ac.uk <mailto:a.mumford at lancaster.ac.uk>
Tel: +44 (0) 1524 510816



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