Events

This fellowship provides support to a student enrolled in an undergraduate degree in the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts. The fellowship offers professional development support in the amount of $1500.

These seminars will be built around two distinct but related art projects that channel ecological philosophy, and ecological questioning, through creative practice.

A Symposium organized by the Center for Philosophical Technologies. Our speaker guest are: Adam Nocek, Stacey Moran, Marget Grebowicz, Ron Broglio, Cala Coatz, Shingun Singha, Stephen Loo, Silvia Neretti, Luke Kautz, Garrett Johnson, Darjia Medic. The event is free.

Symposium organized by the Center for Philosophical Technologies, hosted by Human Economies Group at the Global Futures Laboratory at Arizona State University.   Our speakers guests are: Sean Maliehe, Sibel Kusimba, AbdouMaliq Simone.   If you would like to participate, you can obtain a free ticket to the event, by clicking this link.

From mutated genes in cancer cells to viral memes invading our brains, we are more vulnerable than we like to think.

In her timely novel Tender is the Flesh, the prizewinning Argentinian author Augustina Bazterrica tells the grim tale of Marcos who runs a factory that slaughters humans for their meat after a global pandemic has wiped out animals.

Feminist and queer architectural theorists and practitioners have challenged the omnipresent binary of public and private in architectural discourses.

On the spiritual life of a commodity across secular bordering.

In occasion of the itinerant exhibition of the exhibition“Design Transfigured / Waste Reimagined” by Dutch Invertuals, SMoCA and CPT co-host a series of events titled, “Design Reboot”! 

In occasion of the itinerant exhibition of the exhibition “Design Transfigured / Waste Reimagined” by Dutch Invertuals, SMoCA and CPT co-host a series of events titled, “Design Reboot”.

“Design Transfigured / Waste Reimagined” recognizes a fresh approach to addressing the current state of our depleted and polluted environment; an extreme and inventive kind of upcycling. In a religious context, transfiguration is “a complete change of form or appearance into a more beautiful or spiritual state.” Waste is overtaking natural resources, but these 30 […]

Gilles Deleuze has transformed a broad range of academic fields. Where has Deleuze studied today and what are its frontiers? Join us for this conversation.

With all their different operating systems, how can we share and exchange knowledge, skills, and production means between fashion, technology, and philosophy?

The installation gives human visitors an ecstatic glimpse into their own extinction, one which lacks the apocalyptic anxiety and insistent doomsday rhetoric that has become commonplace in the Anthropocene discourse.

MOCO is the international symposium on movement and computing. MOCO aims to gather academics and practitioners interested in the computational study, modeling, representation, segmentation, recognition, classification, or generation of movement information. MOCO is positioned within emerging interdisciplinary domains between art & science.

How might design, philosophy, science and mythology inform each other, while producing fresh and imaginative multi-species responses to address the genesis and future of ecological devastation?

Spring field trip in the framework of the Dust and Shadows project.

An instalment of the Synthetic Times series: a collaborative and iterative design project that critiques and reimagines human and nonhuman time in relation to modern and future technologies.

Plastic is becoming a bigger problem because it does not end and slowly takes over our world. Even our wardrobe!

This installation transports participants to an archeological dig in the desert southwest.