Hurricanes and Scaffolding: Symposium on Artistic Research

Susan Schuppli is a researcher and practitioner based in the UK whose work examines material evidence from war and conflict to environmental disasters and climate change. Her recent documentary films focus primarily on climate change within the cryosphere and involve work with Earth scientists, grass roots organizations, and affected communities. Creative projects have been exhibited throughout Europe, Asia, Canada, and the US. She has published widely within the context of media and politics and is author of the book, Material Witness published by MIT Press in 2020.Schuppli is Professor and Director of the Centre for Research Architecture, Goldsmiths University of London where she is also an affiliate artist-researcher and Board Chair of Forensic Architecture. Previously she was Senior Research Fellow and Project Co-ordinator of the human rights agency Forensic Architecture.

Time to have a coffee break

We welcome you to our lávvuo/tentipi at the brink of the river Ubmejeiednuo/Ume River. The day is centered around a fire, sharing experience, practices and thoughts on land and reciprocity as a foundation for sustainable placemaking. You can visit us at any time during the day – there is no beginning or end to the conversation. Please dress warmly. Hosted by "Marit-Shirin Carolasdotter", "Sandi Hilal", "Geir Tore Holm" and "Katarina Pirak Sikku" by invitation of "Lisa Nyberg".

Hurricane remediation panel Panelists: "Karla Claudio Betancourt", "Raquel Torres Arzola". Convened by: "Luis Berríos-Negrón" (UmArts Research Fellow in Art and Architecture in partnership with Umeå School of Architecture and Bildmuseet).

Meeting The Lough On Its Own Terms: a speculative science fiction where the infrastructures of neo-liberalism meet the microbial (Lough Neagh, NI). "Ami Clarke" Fantasies of seamless interoperability: a long duration conversation and a book. "Hanna Husberg", "Agata Marzecova", "Liu Xin" Reasons for Persons, or the Good Successor Problem. "Kanad Chakrabarti" The experience of adding mysterious and aesthetic aspects to the cell images in the project of "cells dance with us”. "Majid Sarnayzadeh" Lands of otherness. "Myrto Charalampous " Correspondences between Sonic Art and Horticulture. "David Velez"

Speculative Annotation. "Agnieszka Knap" The Maya Numerical Systems and Their Potential in New Technologies. "Edgar Omar Rojas Ruiz" A Little Less Blue Skies, A Little More Red Sunsets. "Ivar Veermäe " Exploring sonic worlds in Alluvial Gold. "Louise Devenish" Salon of Open Secrets. "Stefanie Wuschitz", "Patricia Reis"

Reflections of Norrbotten: Art's Narratives of Identity and History "Silvia Colombo", "Mariangela Mendez Prencke"

Bad Reading. Om konstnärlig läsning och neurodiversitet, "Elisabeth Hjorth", "Anna Nygren"

Gáffestallan. "Elena Mazzi", "Åsa Andersson Martti" The conversation will take place at lávvuo/tentipi at the brink of the river Ubmejeiednuo/Ume River

Time to have a lunch break

Waves of movement through suspension then release: Finding the voice of Afro-Emiratis. "Ameena Aljerman Alali" Modernism in the wild: Ricklundgården in the 1940s, re-evaluating modernism in the Kultsjöån, Västerbotten, Sweden. "Anna Harding" Intricately woven into the fabric of spacetime: quantum art as an emerging field of critical practice. "Bilyana Palankasova" Re-creating materials – soil as an artistic element. Cristiana Macedo, "Teresa Almeida" Walking on the Plateau: towards the artistic-based research when inserted in the Infrastructural Critique and the climate crisis context. "Orlando Vieira Francisco"

Interaction and Agency in Contemporary Sonic Art Performance. Panelists: "Stefan Östersjö", "Cat Hope", "Palle Dahlstedt". Convened by: "Michael Lukaszuk" (UmArts Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Media Arts, Department of Creative Studies & Department of Informatics).

GROUP PROBLEMS: Learning to Live Together at Scale. "Christine Shaw" Nuclear Undercommons. "Ele Carpenter" Design and Grace. "Erik Sandelin" Creating ‘Hope’ – A contemporary artwork for a medieval room. "Erika Lagerbielke" A symbiotic artist.Perspectives of interspecies cooperation in the field of visual arts. "Jarek Lustych" Complex entanglement: weaving as dissonant heritage - a case study. "Karl Logge"

Trojan storks. "Annabel Frearson" Under the floorboards – undoing spaces of/for art into spheres of togetherness. "Karolina Janulevičiūtė", "Monika Janulevičiūtė", "Ulijona Odišarija", "Emma Bang" Hurricane of the North: a transhemispheric reading of "Carlos Raquel Rivera"."Luis Berríos Negrón" Remembrance in white. "Monika Junker" (Holding) the Thin Layer. "Thomas Laurien" Scents of Consumption: lichen. "Tarsh Bates"

The Suck. "Daniel Shanken"

Enjoy a typical Swedish fika.

Performative AI. Panelists: "Martin Murer", "Marco C. Rozendaal", "Heather Wiltse". Convened by: "YoungSuk Lee" (UmArts WASP-HS Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Design and Artificial Intelligence).

Sustainable Placemaking in Sápmi & the Nordics. Panelists: "Geir Tore Holm", "Katarina Pirak Sikku", "Marit-Shirin Carolasdotter", "Sandi Hilal". Convened by: "Lisa Nyberg" (UmArts Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Fine Art). The panel will take place at lávvuo/tentipi at the brink of the river Ubmejeiednuo/Ume River

"Stente: Residual Zones" Project: “Stone tea” and other methodologies to inhabit the space. "Francesca Melina" The Foreign Familiar. "Frederik Petersen" WACHAU ROUTES: Arts-based perspectives on a riverine landscape. "Iris Andraschek", "Hubert Lobnig", "Daniela Lehner", "Roland Tusch" Nostalgic Solarities. "Suzanna Törnroth", "Andrea Luciani" PHANTOM SENSATIONS - nourishing the unknown. Loose limbs and missing links, searching for new dynamics of the planning realm. "Åsa Cederqvist", "Ebba Hallin", "Pelle Backman"

Poetic ‘knowledging’ through metaphors: research in the making. Participants in APPROACHES: Theory and Research Methodology in Architecture, a doctoral course run by UMA, KTH and TU Delft in collaboration.

Heat Exchanges - Live performance. "Love Törngren"

Supporting your Research with the ERC – Information session. The session will provide an overview of ERC funding opportunities, the evaluation procedure and criteria, and general advice on preparing a successful proposal. Participants will also gain insights into the application process, project implementation and the impact an ERC grant can have on one’s academic career from the perspective of ERC grantee, "Aneta Krzemień Barkley", Scientific Officer, European Research Council Executive Agency (ERCEA), "Bob Sturm", Associate Professor of Computer Science, KTH, Principal Investigator of ERC funded project

17.00 "Katarina Pierre", Museum Director at Bildmuseet welcome you and curator "Sarah Cook" gives an introduction to the exhibition Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg / Machine Auguries

Live Sound Diffusion of Electroacoustic Works. Sound performance by "Michael Lukaszuk", UmArts Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Media Arts, Department of Creative Studies and Department of Informatics. Mobile Phone Orchestra. Performance by "Anders Lind", Associate professor, Department of Creative Studies.