The Evening of: Becoming Geological
The Evening of Becoming Geological activates and invokes the multiple becomings provoked by the metallic, earthly and cosmic embrace of the geologic.
Evening of: Becoming Geological
Reflecting in many dark and lustrous veins on the imaginaries suggested by both the publication and exhibition Becoming Geological, the evening features performance presentations from artists and theorists Arthur Gouillart, Martin Howse, Patricia MacCormack and Elaine Tam.
The audience is invited to actively become metal, to become earth and to become cosmic in a series of guided divinations, telluric incursions, philosophical meditations, and occulted geopoetic invocations. We will collectively explore potential, active philosophies of the earth exposed by new cosmic techno-cycles.
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Arthur Gouillart
Martin Howse
Patricia MacCormack
Elaine Tam
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'We Have Always Been Geological is a panel at transmediale 2023, organized in collaboration with V2_.
Becoming Geological provokes new and ancient imaginaries for the essential relation of the human with the earth and with the cosmos.
Becoming Geological provokes new and ancient imaginaries for the essential relation of the human with the earth and with the cosmos. TAKE NOTE: The exhibition will be closed in the period from 24-12-2022 until 4-1-2023.
'Tiny Mining' is a project developed by Martin Howse. It was supported by V2_ from September 2019 till end 2020 through the first Alex Adriaansens Residency.
Patricia MacCormack is Professor of Continental Philosophy at Anglia Ruskin University Cambridge.
A mineral exploration co-operative and community committed to the open source exploitation of the interior of the human body for rare earth and other mineral resources.
The book 'Becoming Geological' (2022) provokes new and ancient imaginaries for the essential relation of the human with the earth and with the cosmos. Edited by Martin Howse it accompanies the eponymous exhibition.
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