cool :) where do people send proposals?

adam


On 11/02/2017 08:56 PM, Ian Clothier wrote:
> Kia ora ADA listers,
> 
> Do think about coming to SCANZ2018 Peace, Water, Power and please forward 
> this to people you might feel would be interested. This message is focussed 
> on the hui, there’ll be further information about the residency to follow.
> 
> Maata Wharehoka, Inahaa Te Urutahi Waikerepuru, Tonga Karena and Glen Skipper 
> will all present at the SCANZ2018: Peace, Water, Power hui February 12th and 
> 13th 2018. Peace, Water and Power are important topics nationally and 
> globally and it is important that the voice of tangata whenua is heard on 
> these issues. The four speakers have a significant level of cultural and 
> professional expertise. The first day of the hui commences in Te Niho at 
> Parihaka. Day two includes a walking symposium revealing the tangata whenua, 
> historical, geological and fluvial layers entwined in a local river. Creative 
> contributions on the hui topics will be integrated throughout.
> 
> We are seeking proposals of the following type, drawn from a range of 
> disciplines and on diverse topics related to the themes. The hui-symposium is 
> intercultural and interdisciplinary.
> 
> Hui presentation types:
> Slideshow software presentations, video, performance, creative interventions, 
> walking symposium presentations, verbal presentations, visual presentations
> 
> Discipline areas:
> -              Maori Studies, Pasifika Studies, Indigenous Studies
> -              Traditional and Contemporary Culture
> -              Political Studies, Peace Studies
> -              Environmental Studies
> -              Fluid Dynamics, Chaos Theory, Complexity
> -              Alternative Energy Systems
> -              Cosmology, Physics
> -              Cultural Studies, Hybridity
> -              Anthropology, Political Studies
> -              Economic Studies
> -              Electronic Art, Interactive Media, Digital Media, Design
> -              Traditional Arts
> -              Visual, Performing and 3D arts
> -              Science, Geology, Physical Sciences
> -              Philosophy, Religious Studies, History, Sociology, 
> Post-structuralism
> -              Online and Social Culture
> -              Change Management
> -              Education and Pedagogy
> -              Gender and Diversity
> 
> Potential topics:
> -              Tangata Whenua and Indigenous peoples views on the topics of 
> Peace, Water and Power singularly or in any combination
> -              Projects involving Tangata Whenua or Indigenous peoples in 
> connection with Western European culture
> -              Western European contentions around Peace, Water or Power
> -              Projects that intersect Mātauranga Māori or traditional 
> knowledge and Western Science
> -              Projects involving Creativity, Mātauranga Māori or traditional 
> knowledge and Western Science
> -              Creative performances referencing Peace, Water or Power
> -              Colonialism and Post-Colonialism
> -              Disenfranchisement and Reconciliation
> -              Solutions to Peace, Water or Power issues that involve 
> reframing thinking on these topics
> -              Reframing the human relationship to environment
> -              Culture, Creativity, Science or Philosophy in the new 
> millennium
> -              In the next fifty years
> o             Human relationship to the environment
> o             Human engagement with Peace
> o             Intercultural activity
> o             Creativity and Culture
> o             Science and Art
> o             Alternate Energy Systems
> o             Sustainability
> -              The role of Creativity in new millennium culture
> -              The implications of Gender and Diversity on Peace, Water and 
> or Power issues
> -              The kaupapa of Peace, Water and or Power
> -              Provocations in regard to Peace, Water and or Power
> 
> Nga mihi
> 
> Ian
> 
> Ian Clothier | Senior Academic; Creative Technologies| Western Institute of 
> Technology at Taranaki (WITT) 20 Bell Street | Private Bag 2030 | New 
> Plymouth 4342 | Ph (06) 757 3100 Extn: 8877 | Fax (06) 757 3235 | 
> [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> | 
> www.witt.ac.nz<http://www.witt.ac.nz/>
> 
> 
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