Wednesday 15 October

Main Site, Clare Hall

5.00-6.00

Main Site, Clare Hall, Herschel Road 

Photography Exhibition View

6.00-7.15

Richard Eden Room, West Court, Clare Hall 

Photography Exhibition Panel Discussion

Emma Dummett (University of Edinburgh)
Chris Steele-Perkins (Magnum Photos)
Diana Korchien (Flipside Vision)

Thursday 16 October

CRASSH

9.30-10.00

Registration and Coffee

10.00-10.30

10.30-12.00

Session 1: Arctic Visions
Moderator: Melanie Challenger (UCL)

The ‘poster boys’ of climate change: examining the role of polar bears as climate icons
Saffron O’Neill (Tyndall Centre/UEA)

Imagining Zero: Art, Science, and Climate
Jennifer Gabrys and Kathryn Yusoff (Weather Permitting)

Sea Ice Mapping: Ontology, Mechanics, and Human Rights at the Ice Floe Edge
Michael Bravo (University of Cambridge)
 

12.00-1.00 

Lunch 

1-2.30

2.30-3.00 

3.00-4.15

Session 3: Ecopoetics
Moderator: Benjamin Morris (University of Cambridge)

The Cow of Dogtown & the Biocentric Imagination
Michael Hrebeniak (University of Cambridge)

"The Web of  our Noticing": Forms of Attention in Contemporary Nature Poetry
Abbie Garrington (University of Edinburgh)

.4.15-4.30 

Short Break 

4.30-5.30 

Session 3: Ecopoetics (Continued)

Tailor, Tinkerer, Scientist, Poet
Caspar Henderson (Journalist)

Plenary Discussion

5.30-6.30 

Wine Reception 

Friday 17 October

CRASSH

9.30 - 11.00

Session 4: Who Knows What
Moderator:Tom Bailey (University of Cambridge)

Life Beyond Collapse: The Art of Futures-Making
David Haley (Manchester Metropolitan University)

The Calendar of Climate Change: Deep Ecology and a New Vision
Diana Korchien (Flipside Vision)

Designing a Visual Climate for Change
Louise Moana Kolff (University of New South Wales)

11.00-11.30

Tea/coffee break

11.30-1.00

Session 5: Representations, Then and Now
Moderator: David Wrathall (King's College, London)

From Michael Jordan to Melting Glaciers: The Role of Digital Technologies in Imaging Climate Change
Dornith Doherty (University of North Texas)

Interdependence Day: Acknowledging the Political and Cultural Work that Results from 'knowing about climate change'
Joe Smith (University of Cambridge)

Documenting Sustainable and Unsustainable Development in Rajasthan and Jharkhand
Jennifer Wallace (University of Cambridge)
Robert Wallis (Panos Pictures) 

1.00 - 2.00

Lunch 

2.00-3.30

Session 6: Anglo/American Dialogues on Arts and Ecology

Edward Morris (The Canary Project & Harvard University)
Michaela Crimmin (RSA Arts and Ecology)

3.30-4.00

Tea/coffee break 

4.00-5.30

Keynote Dialogue
Moderator:Terry Barker (University of Cambridge/4CMR)

Oliver Tickell (openDemocracy.net, architect of Kyoto 2)

5.30 

Thanks, Acknowledgements, and Close