Carpa 9 conference: Day 3
The theme for the ninth international conference on artistic research is ecological design and performance pedagogies: sustainable practices and interdisciplinary acts in a climate changed world.
Programme of day 3: Friday 29 August
Information desk open
9:00-14:00
Teak Tori
STRAND 1: Ecological Design Practices
9:30-10:15
Session 16: Theatre Hall
Micaela Kühn
Eco-Thinking in Decision Making in the Dance Studio: a try-out of a Decision-Making Framework in Choreographic Production
Multimodal presentation, 45 min.
STRAND 2: Ecological Performance Making
9:30–10:00
Session 17: AUD 1
Joonas Lahtinen
Mundane matters – “use what you have” and “politics of the mundane” as tools for facilitating ecological and resource-conscious HEI performance art pedagogy
Paper, 30 min.
STRAND 3: Ecological Storytelling
9:30-11:00
Session 18: STUDIO 4
Alba Balmaseda Dominiguez
Unveiling Water: Embodied Explorations of Urban Waterscapes
90 min.
Pause
11:00-12:00
STRAND 1: Ecological Design Practices
12:00–12:30
Session 19: STUDIO 4
Marija Griniuk
Indigenous art: Whakapapa and Maadtoe
Paper, 30 min.
STRAND 2: Ecological Performance Making
12:00-12:30
Session 20: STUDIO 1
Jo Pollitt
The dramaturgy of weather: ecopoetic practices for unstable times
Paper, 30 min.
STRAND 3: Ecological Storytelling
12:00-12:30
Session 21: Theatre Hall
Kitija Balcare
Building Ecological Awareness Through Ecotheatre: Case of Latvia
Paper, 30 min.
STRAND 1: Ecological Design Practices
12:30-13:00
Session 19: STUDIO4
Gretchen Jude
(In Search of) the Radical Recuperative Potential of Listening and Sounding Practice
Paper, 30 min.
STRAND 2: Ecological Performance Making
12:30-13:00
Session 20: STUDIO 1
Ida Ślęzak
Researching Artistic Processes: Tools, and Strategies for Performing Arts Ecosystems
Paper, 30 min.
STRAND 3: Ecological Storytelling
12:30-13:00
Session 21: Theatre Hall
Asmita Sarkar
Insight into ecological story telling through case-studies from contemporary visual-material art from India.
Paper, 30 min.
Lunch at Teak
13:00-14:00
STRAND 1: Ecological Design Practices
14:00–14:45
Session 22: STUDIO 4
Carly Everaert and Laura Cull O` Maoilearca
Head seeks Hand: Regenerative Artistic Research in Costume Design
Workshare, 45 min.
STRAND 2: Ecological Performance Making
14:00-15:30
Session 23: OUTDOORS
Jari Koho
How to Do Almost Nothing: An outline of the (Im)possibility of Making Art Today. (Ecological Sound Artistic Perspective)
90 min.
Outdoors in the vicinity of the Sörnäinen campus. Bring weather-appropriate clothing and good walking shoes. The length of the route is about two kilometers. Unfortunately, the route is not accessible.
STRAND 3: Ecological Storytelling
14:00-14:30
Session 24: Theatre Hall
Andrea Franco
Plants, Stones, and Bats: The Non-Anthropocentric Dramaturgy of Chilean Director and Playwright Manuela Infante
Paper, 30 min.
STRAND 3: Ecological Storytelling
14:30-15:00
Session 24: Theatre Hall
Oliver Gough
Tied in a Global Knot: ecological storytelling looking beyond formal and national borders
Paper, 30 min.
STRAND 1: Ecological Design Practices
15:00–15:45
Session 22: STUDIO 4
Rachel Young
Threads of Inquiry from Costuming the Collapse – An Exploration of Costume Fragments
Workshare, 45 min.
STRAND 3: Ecological Storytelling
15:15-16:15
Session 24: Outdoors, Merihaka strand, across the street from the intersection of Haapaniemenkatu and Sörnäinen Rantatie, a 3–5-minute walk.
Elena Peytchinska and Thomas Ballhausen
Performing Undisciplined Landscapes: A Posthuman Approach to Collective Storytelling
Workshop, 60 min.
STRAND 2: Ecological Performance Making
15:45-16:30
Session 23: THEATRE HALL
Juliana España Keller and Laura Maillo Palma
Entering Into a Sonic Intra-active Quantum Relation with Plant Life.
Lecture performance, 45 min.
STRAND 2: Ecological Performance Making
16:30-17:15
Session 23: THEATRE HALL
Monika Klimaitė-Daunienė
Heterarchical creation – a way to approach a process of performance making as an ecosystem
Workshare, 45 min.
All strands
17:30-18:30
Session 25: Theatre Hall
Keynote Raisa Foster (FIN)
18:30–21:00
Theatre hall and Tori
Conference welcome reception.
Programme of day 3: Friday 29 August
Information desk open
9:00-14:00
Teak Tori
STRAND 1: Ecological Design Practices
9:30-10:15
Session 16: Theatre Hall
Micaela Kühn
Eco-Thinking in Decision Making in the Dance Studio: a try-out of a Decision-Making Framework in Choreographic Production
Multimodal presentation, 45 min.
STRAND 2: Ecological Performance Making
9:30–10:00
Session 17: AUD 1
Joonas Lahtinen
Mundane matters – “use what you have” and “politics of the mundane” as tools for facilitating ecological and resource-conscious HEI performance art pedagogy
Paper, 30 min.
STRAND 3: Ecological Storytelling
9:30-11:00
Session 18: STUDIO 4
Alba Balmaseda Dominiguez
Unveiling Water: Embodied Explorations of Urban Waterscapes
90 min.
Pause
11:00-12:00
STRAND 1: Ecological Design Practices
12:00–12:30
Session 19: STUDIO 4
Marija Griniuk
Indigenous art: Whakapapa and Maadtoe
Paper, 30 min.
STRAND 2: Ecological Performance Making
12:00-12:30
Session 20: STUDIO 1
Jo Pollitt
The dramaturgy of weather: ecopoetic practices for unstable times
Paper, 30 min.
STRAND 3: Ecological Storytelling
12:00-12:30
Session 21: Theatre Hall
Kitija Balcare
Building Ecological Awareness Through Ecotheatre: Case of Latvia
Paper, 30 min.
STRAND 1: Ecological Design Practices
12:30-13:00
Session 19: STUDIO4
Gretchen Jude
(In Search of) the Radical Recuperative Potential of Listening and Sounding Practice
Paper, 30 min.
STRAND 2: Ecological Performance Making
12:30-13:00
Session 20: STUDIO 1
Ida Ślęzak
Researching Artistic Processes: Tools, and Strategies for Performing Arts Ecosystems
Paper, 30 min.
STRAND 3: Ecological Storytelling
12:30-13:00
Session 21: Theatre Hall
Asmita Sarkar
Insight into ecological story telling through case-studies from contemporary visual-material art from India.
Paper, 30 min.
Lunch at Teak
13:00-14:00
STRAND 1: Ecological Design Practices
14:00–14:45
Session 22: STUDIO 4
Carly Everaert and Laura Cull O` Maoilearca
Head seeks Hand: Regenerative Artistic Research in Costume Design
Workshare, 45 min.
STRAND 2: Ecological Performance Making
14:00-15:30
Session 23: OUTDOORS
Jari Koho
How to Do Almost Nothing: An outline of the (Im)possibility of Making Art Today. (Ecological Sound Artistic Perspective)
90 min.
Outdoors in the vicinity of the Sörnäinen campus. Bring weather-appropriate clothing and good walking shoes. The length of the route is about two kilometers. Unfortunately, the route is not accessible.
STRAND 3: Ecological Storytelling
14:00-14:30
Session 24: Theatre Hall
Andrea Franco
Plants, Stones, and Bats: The Non-Anthropocentric Dramaturgy of Chilean Director and Playwright Manuela Infante
Paper, 30 min.
STRAND 3: Ecological Storytelling
14:30-15:00
Session 24: Theatre Hall
Oliver Gough
Tied in a Global Knot: ecological storytelling looking beyond formal and national borders
Paper, 30 min.
STRAND 1: Ecological Design Practices
15:00–15:45
Session 22: STUDIO 4
Rachel Young
Threads of Inquiry from Costuming the Collapse – An Exploration of Costume Fragments
Workshare, 45 min.
STRAND 3: Ecological Storytelling
15:15-16:15
Session 24: Outdoors, Merihaka strand, across the street from the intersection of Haapaniemenkatu and Sörnäinen Rantatie, a 3–5-minute walk.
Elena Peytchinska and Thomas Ballhausen
Performing Undisciplined Landscapes: A Posthuman Approach to Collective Storytelling
Workshop, 60 min.
STRAND 2: Ecological Performance Making
15:45-16:30
Session 23: THEATRE HALL
Juliana España Keller and Laura Maillo Palma
Entering Into a Sonic Intra-active Quantum Relation with Plant Life.
Lecture performance, 45 min.
STRAND 2: Ecological Performance Making
16:30-17:15
Session 23: THEATRE HALL
Monika Klimaitė-Daunienė
Heterarchical creation – a way to approach a process of performance making as an ecosystem
Workshare, 45 min.
All strands
17:30-18:30
Session 25: Theatre Hall
Keynote Raisa Foster (FIN)
18:30–21:00
Theatre hall and Tori
Conference welcome reception.