09.18.2021 - Recompose Plural Worlds
Saturday, 18 September 2021
Questions about how to inhabit the world today are becoming particularly pressing.
These concerns lead to a set of considerations on ways of worldmaking, welcoming different concepts of the relationship between humans and their environment.
To admit that there can be several worlds is to accept that our representations of one world can change, and that consequently possible actions within it can be modified accordingly.
As anthropologist Philippe Descola asserts, at the end of his anthropological research "we only see what we have learned to see".
This day will try to explore, through interventions by anthropologists, physicists, artists, and philosophers, multiple ways to construct these plural worlds.
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Reading & interview: “Remember: An Opening Oracle”
Alexis Pauline Gumbs -
Conference: "L'autre de la pensée"
Manthia Diawara -
Conference: The Forms of the Visible
Philippe Descola -
Conference: Documenting Anthropology: a Political Question
Nastassja Martin -
Conversation: Recompose worlds
Eliza Levy, Philippe Descola, Nastassja Martin -
Conversation: What world? At what scale?
June Balthazard, Pierre Pauze -
Presentation: Real worlds / Virtual worlds
Daniel Birnbaum -
Roundtable: Recovery/Relaunch
AOC, Laurent Fonbaustier, Philippe Rahm, Hélène Tordjman, François Vatin -
Book Launch: LUMA ABCD
Maja Hoffmann, Vassilis Oikonomopoulos, Tom Eccles, Hans Ulrich Obrist