20 March 2021 - 15:30-18:30 (GMT)
Participants have to reg ister at http s://assw2021.pt/
The worksh
op is organized with support of the International Arctic Science Committee
(IASC) and is the first step to prepare for the in-person meeting at the AS
SW 2022 that will be held in Tromsø, Norway on 26 - 31 March 2022.
Through this intercul
tural and interdisciplinary collaboration, we want to draw attention to loc
al and Indigenous knowledge and arts as important components of transdiscip
linary scientific research. Through such collaboration and hands-on experie
nce exchange, we want to enhance our understanding of sustainability in the
Arctic and transformations that are taking place in diverse areas of life
of the Arctic residents.
This workshop is planned in the form
of a virtual talking circle combined with a visioning session where the spe
akers will share their visions of existing and possible collaboration at th
e intersection of arts, science, local and Indigenous knowledge systems.
List of speakers:
Amanda Boetzkes (University of Guelph, Canada)
Tatiana Degai
*> (UNI, USA and Council of Itelmens of Kamchatka
‘Tkhsanom’, Russ
ia)
Jeff Diamanti* (Amsterdam University, Netherlands)
An
na Hoover*> (Native Artist, Alaska, USA)
Оlga Kisseleva (Universit
é de Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, France)
Stanislav Ksenofontov*> (U
niversity of Northern Iowa, USA)
Vera Kuklina > (GWU, USA)
M
aria Osipova*> (AGIKI, Yakutsk, Russia)
Andrey Petrov (UNI, USA) Peter Schweitzer, (University of Vienna, Austria)
Laura Siragusa
(University of Helsinki, Finland)
Olga Zaslavskaya (independent cura
tor, Russia)
Stanislav Podusenko (Cluster - Virtual Laboratory of Con
temporary Art, Russia)
* - Early career scholars,
> -
Indigenous scholars/community members