OCEH events - Page 4
Join us for the launch of Digital Ecologies!
The issue of sewage pollution in England’s rivers.
Musicologist Holly Watkins discusses her recent shift away from discursive eco-poetics toward embodied eco-practice.
Through the lens of two beaches, Franklin Ginn explores what it means to situate place within both local contexts and the vast, dynamic flows of the Earth.
The performance piece Miss Tampon Liberty maps the history of the "environmenstrual movement," performance art, and the complex interplay between plastics, the body, and time.
How do we build homes that are not just shelters, but living, responsive environments?
Experience a cinematic journey into the Gaelic-speaking fishing communities of Scotland’s Outer Hebrides.
Writer, spearfisher, and freediver Ting J. Yiu explores the intersection of environmental and cultural “water worlds” in her work, drawing connections between epic eel migrations, whale strandings, and fish hunting to mermaid ancestors, sea goddesses, and pirate queens.
Come to the museum with us.
A session designed to help you navigate the process of crafting a strong PhD proposal, with advice from experienced scholars.
Celebrate the season with (non-alcoholic) gløgg and pepperkaker.
This lunch seminar introduces the project “Containment and Flow," an ongoing medical and environmental ethnography of a small town called Kindwitwi in Southern Tanzania.
How have whale-human relations changed over time? How have whales been conceptualised in art, literature, science, and religion? What challenges do they face today? At the final symposium of Whales of Power, leading scholars from a variety of academic disciplines present their findings and ideas about this topic.
Join us for an Eco-slam organised by students of UiO's Environmental Humanities and Sciences Certificate program!
Multidisciplinary forays into gardens, waste, and eco-art.
Geoffrey Bowker discusses the lack of clear boundaries between society and nature, offering insights into their interconnectedness.