PROGRAM

22/10

2.30 - 3.15pm
INTRO

3.20 - 4pm
Dipesh Chakrabarty
Professor, University of Chicago
CLIMATE, CAPITAL IN THE HISTORY OF LIFE
The lecture will be held remotely

4 - 4.30pm
Amanda Boetzkes
Professor, University of Guelph
TIME FOR POLITICAL ECOLOGY

4.30 – 4.50pm Coffee Break

4.50 - 5.20pm
Federica Giardini
Professor, Università Roma Tre
ENVIRONMENTAL HUMANITIES

5.25 - 6.00pm
Isabelle Carbonelle
Artist, University of California, Santa Cruz / American University of Paris
ATTUNING TO THE PLURIVERSE: DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKING METHODS, ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTER AND THE MORE-THAN-HUMAN

6.30 - 9:00pm at AEROCLUB, Como
Isabelle Carbonell - Medusa’s Mirage: A Tidal Opera – Video Installation
An eco-surrealist three-channel film installation unfolding over the timeframe of a tidal cycle of twelve hours. This work explores how the Mar Menor lagoon, a beachside paradise in southeastern Spain, is also the site of accumulating and devastating environmental violence. Bringing together original footage, archival and animated media collage, experimental sound design and music, this work challenges its viewers to “stay with the trouble”— to learn to attune to a type of slow violence, to decenter the human, and rethink different possible futures.

The installation will be on view until Sunday 23rd at 8pm

23/10

11.10 - 11.30am
INTRO

11.30am - 12pm
Lucie Greyl
Anthropologist e President of CDCA – Centro di Documentazione sui Conflitti Ambientali
CLIMATE JUSTICE AND LITIGATIONS: NEW FRONTIERS FOR BOTTOM-UP CLIMATE ACTION

12.05 - 12.45pm
Lucia Pietroiusti
Curator, Serpentine Gallery
SENSES OF PURPOSE

1 – 2pm Light Lunch

2 - 3pm
Barbara Wagner & Benjamin de Burca
Artists
FALA DA TERRA (talk and screening)
Fala da Terra, [Voice of the Land], 2022
2K HD video, color, 5.1 sound; 20 min

Fala da Terra [Voice of the Earth] (2022) is the most recent project of the duo that presents the work of Coletivo Banzeiros, a theater group composed by the members of the Landless Rural Workers' Movement (MST, in the Portuguese acronym) that live and work in rural and urban areas of Marabá and Paraupebas, in the southeast of Pará. Based on a traditional and rural imagery, Fala da Terra chants through their work the importance of cooperation and collectivity among farmers and actors, both in the fields and in the dressing rooms. The enemies are represented by archetypes: the shepherd, the governor, the hitmen, the airplane and the statue in the department store. In this allegory of social types, the drama of the current Brazilian political dispute is set, as if we could see it all there, staged.

3 - 4pm
Oliver Ressler
Artista
LIVING INVESTMENT RISKS
The lecture will be held remotely

4 – 4.30pm
Q&A and Coffee Break

4.30 - 5.30
Jonas Staal e Radha D’Souza
Artists e researchers
COURT FOR INTERGENERATIONAL CLIMATE CRIMES

5.30 – 6pm
Q&A and Conclusions

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