Tidligere arrangementer - Side 2

A talk by Seongjin Jeong, Distinguished Research Professor in the Department of Economics at Gyeongsang National University.

We want to invite you to an open evaluation with our PhD-fellow in Study of Religion Linda Gustavsson, who is working on a project with the title "Ethno-political Contestations on Festival Grounds in the Indian Himalayas. A Study of Religious Change Among the Limbu in Sikkim". 

Mutating Methods invites you to rethink what research methods can do—and become—when they travel across disciplines, institutions, and museum practices.

CIMS are pleased to welcome you to this seminar talk by Dag Tuastad (University of Oslo).

Welcome to this artist talk by Aki Nagasaka, followed by a panel discussion of four artists invited by Creative Agency and Environmental Humanities.

Join us at the Guttormsgaard Archive for a zine writing workshop with Hong Kong artist and writer Michael Leung, Oslo-based artist and writer Ina Hagen and graphic designer and illustrator Tiril Haug Johne, followed by an introduction to the Archive by its director Ellef Prestsæter and viewing of Asian artifacts with Prof. Nachiket Chanchani (University of Michigan) and Dr. Sarah Chen Huang (ECOART, UiO).

Welcome to the screening of Mia Yu’s short films Eme Cosmos (2024–2025) and Amber (2024) in the presence of the artist. Shot in Manchuria (Northeast China) at the largest open-pit mine in Asia, these documentaries seek to imagine post-extractive futures.

This workshop features two artist-researchers, Mia Yu (Paris & Beijing) and Kristiina Koskentola (Amsterdam & Helsinki), presenting their recent projects on the ecologies and interconnections of Manchuria (Northeast China) and Karelia (Finland), across the vast Siberian territories.

A talk by Jae-Hoon Shim, professor in the Department of History at Dankook University, South Korea.

Explore the historical site of Kistefos using acoustic methods.

Master Ben Grafstrom at the Department of Culture, Religion, Asian and Middle Eastern Studies will defend his dissertation The Effects of Shifting Demographics on Rural Mountain Rituals in Japan: the Cases of Yamaya Bangaku and the Miyoshi Bonden Festival for the degree doctor philosophiae (PhD)

The Geoscience Disrupted team invites to a double lunch presentation with Alejandro Camargo (Colombia) and Catherine Russell (UK). 

Launch event for the Metabolic Sentinels zine, "Bodies in the River, River in the Bodies." Get your free copy! 

Technological solutions to ecological crises, from efficiency measures and energy transitions to solar geoengineering.

A talk by Adam Yuet Chau, Professor of the Anthropology of China, University of Cambridge.

With Donovan Schaefer, University of Pennsylvania.

Guest lecture by Donovan Schaefer.

Join the OCEH-funded research group Unstable Ecologies: Place-Based Sensory Storytelling for a public excursion to Blaafarveværket, exploring cobalt extraction, critical minerals, artistic research, archives, and speculative environmental storytelling.

What would it look like to go beyond the binary of interior versus exterior? This workshop unseals the study of domestic interiors across geographies, periods, and academic disciplines.

Paride Stortini avholder prøveforelesning for midlertidig universitetslektorstilling i Japan-studier ved IKOS.

Ernils Larsson avholder prøveforelesning for midlertidig universitetslektorstilling i Japan-studier ved IKOS.

Chiara Fusari avholder prøveforelesning for midlertidig universitetslektorstilling i Japan-studier ved IKOS.

A reading group that explores the notion of “environmental archives,” as a conceptual space where social sciences, history, and archival theory meet environmental studies and the history and theory of land, earth, and life in the Anthropocene.

The Threading Critical Resources symposium brings together researchers from art history, design history, philosophy and social anthropology to share ongoing strands of their current work on the subject of "resources," broadly understood.