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MIGRANT ECOLOGIES - ON DWELLING AND MOBILITY
Tue, 20.9., 19:00–21:00

How can we discuss issues of migration, mobility, belonging, intrusion of the ‘Other’, uprootedness, expulsion, extraction, and exploitation without utilizing the anthropocentric viewpoint? When we are thinking of our ‘neighbours’ or ‘foreigners’ or ‘newcomers’, do we only refer to humans? This session offers an alternative mode of thinking on ecology by reflecting on the more-than-human agencies that are ignored in the human-centered spatial understanding. However, they also share similar struggles by not being counted as the residents of a particular territory.

19.00 Nanna Heidenreich, Transcultural Studies, University for Applied Arts Vienna (Keynote)
Whose Invasion?

19.30 Imayna Caceres, Institute of Art Theory and Cultural Studies, Academy of Fine Arts Vienna
Learning from the Neighbour Species that Make Us

19.45 Christina Gruber, Freshwater Ecologist, Artist, Educator, and Sturgeon Caretaker, Vienna
Black Gold – Rivers, Sturgeons, and Dragons

20.00 Katarina Pirak Sikku, Sámi Painter and Photographer, Jokkmokk
I am the last one who saw the river alive

Moderation: Eva Kovač, Art Historian, Vienna