第一次和来自全世界各地的教授，博士们，共同分享有关ANTHROPOCENE，基于地理的景观见闻以及设计。怀着憧憬的心情，粗糙地录制了几个演讲。介于内容，先做一个简短的小介绍：第一个演讲者Etienne Turpin，Andy首推的讲义，包涵热情和能量的一个演讲；第二位是从中国钓鱼岛引起的种种环境和社会现象进行的探讨；第三位和第四位，就是Andy和Leonie一些简短摘录。因为忙忙碌碌地参与和帮助导师，整个流程下来还是收获蛮大的。单从干活上，以此次记录为基准，所以简短地给自己的一个记录吧。
Bios：
Etienne Turpin
Etienne Turpin is a philosopher, Research Scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Founding Director of anexact office, his design research practice based in Jakarta and Berlin. With Dr. Tomas Holderness, he is a founding member of User Group, an international, worker-owned co-operative developing humanitarian infrastructure, open source software, and geospatial data collection tools. With his partner Anna-Sophie Springer, Dr. Turpin is co-principal investigator of ReassemblingNature.org, an exhibition-led inquiry into the meaning of natural history collections in the Anthropocene, and co-editor of the intercalations: paginated exhibition series, produced as part of Das Anthropozän Projekt of the Haus der Kulturen der Welt. He is also co-editor of Fantasies of the Library (w/ Anna-Sophie Springer, MIT Press, 2016), Art in the Anthropocene (w/ Heather Davis, Open Humanities Press, 2015), and Jakarta: Architecture+Adaptation (w/ Adam Bobbette and Meredith Miller, Universitas Indonesia Press, 2013), and editor of Architecture in the Anthropocene (Open Humanities Press, 2013).
Marianna Tsionki
Marianna Tsionki is a curator and researcher based in Manchester. She is currently the research curator at the Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art (CFCCA), where she is leading on the development of research activities and establishing successful collaborations with higher education insititutions. She is currently preparing a group exhibition on the materiality of the digital that will open at CFCCA in November 2017. She has curated exhibitions, talks, conferences, film screenings and roundtable discussions. She is an Associate Lecturer and a PhD canidate in Curatorial Practice at Manchester Metropolitan University. Her research examines contemporary discourses at the intersection of art, architecture & technology, with a special interest on conflict, spatial production, climate change, eco-aesthetics and migration.
BGM:
Jonas Blue – Mama
