The Seed Box management and The Seed Box board, the festival organizers, and Linköping University wish you all warmly welcome to the Community Garden Festival with a video about our hopes for the festival
Stay on after the Environmental Humanities Dinner Discussion for some final and first words. NB: starting time is approximate, depending on the lenght of the previous session. May start earlier.
The Seed Box is an interdisciplinary and international Environmental Humanities research program funded by Mistra (The Swedish Foundation for Strategic Environmental Research) and Formas (The Swedish Research Council for Environment, Agricultural Sciences, and Spatial Planning).
The long-term goal of the program is to establish a research hub and humanities lab at Linköping University. Focused on research, education, and artistic practices that address pressing environmental
The Community Garden Festival commemorates the formal conclusion of the second phase of the Seed Box program — it is a five-day gathering of the environmental humanities community to celebrate our work and take stock of the incredible and diverse research that has been carried out.
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View a trailer of a dinner discussion film, with Stacy Alaimo, Jacqueline Fay, Mark Hersey, Christopher Morris, Ned Schaumberg, and Rajani Sudan.
A trailer from the Shit Project video documentation - The Shit Project is a collaborative art and research project with seven artists from Fungus King...
A trailer of Sex Ecologies – a documentary introducing the arts-driven collaborative environmental humanities project encompassing an exhibition, a p***...
A trailer of Sex Ecologies – a documentary introducing the arts-driven collaborative environmental humanities project encompassing an exhibition, a p***...
A trailer of Sex Ecologies – a documentary introducing the arts-driven collaborative environmental humanities project encompassing an exhibition, a p***...
Bringing the farm to the lab and the lab to the farm, this project considers whether the means of production will grow ever distant from Nature. Will...
The Seed Box management and The Seed Box board, the festival organizers, and Linköping University wish you all warmly welcome to the Community Garden...
A keynote with Lesley Green, Matthew Fuller, and Shela Sheikh, moderated by Nina Lykke.
Transition Talks is a podcast based on interviews and conversations where people talk about what it means to transition to a fossil-free society. It i...
Esmeralda och Draken (in Swedish with English subtitles) is a video documentation of a theatre performance for children, and on children’s terms addre...
In a sound montage (in Danish and English), tamarinds are used as a prism to unfold stories about co-evolving landscapes. How do tamarind trees functi...
A panel with Stacy Alaimo, Eva Lövbrand, Astrida Neimanis, Jesper Olsson and Myra Hird, moderated by Jennifer Hamilton.
Textual traces by Camila Marambio, from Delicious Movement, a workshop with Eiko Otake.
Join us, live and online, for a Seed Box themed reading group discussion, facilitated by international reading group propogandist Astrida Neimanis.
Freethinking, Hesitation, Weirdness revolves around a broad array of materials and sources, here collected in a micro archive with many entrances and...
A keynote with Oron Catts and Audrey Samson, moderated by Susan Reid
A metaphorical story about the controversies around the use of integrated assessment models for the purpose of envisioning climate transitions, set in...
Sex Ecologies – a documentary introducing the arts-driven collaborative environmental humanities project encompassing an exhibition, a publication, an...
Values of Repair Practices presents two papers: The Political Economy of Circular Economies: Lessons from Future Repair Scenario Deliberations in Swed...
Do the environmental humanities require particular kinds of translation? What are the voices that are missing from the global debate? How can we tra...
Join us, live and online, for a Seed Box themed reading group discussion, facilitated by international reading group propogandist Astrida Neimanis.
In “Cries for Climate Justice – images of youth activism”, we meet activists in Fridays For Future through their own words and through their own image...
How we live in the world is always interdependent and situated within environments and place. Listening is a way of feeling into these relations. For...
A video assemblage of documentation from a joint lecture with immunologist Polly Matzinger and Camila Marambio, edited by Katja Aglert and Camila Mara...
This collaboration is centred on an Indigenous led regenerative burn of a grass tree, or xanthorrhoea, in southeast Australia. By connecting with all...
What is the role of literature in the Anthropocene? How can literary history contribute to a reconsideration of our understanding of ecological crisis...
With a base in critical feminist posthumanism Curating Time problematizes the anthropocentric focus in many heritage policies and strategies and probe...
How do humans imagine the lives they share with plants? Are plants vegetal others, or do they confront the same kinds of issues that humans do: placem...
A keynote with Camila Marambio and Max Boykoff, moderated by Astrida Neimanis.
Join us, live and online, for a Seed Box themed reading group discussion, facilitated by international reading group propogandist Astrida Neimanis.
This symposium with Tarsh Bates, Sarah Collins, Dale Tilbrook, and Ionat Zurr moderated by Oron Catts, will explore and contest some of the fantasies...
Welcome to a moderated live conversation where Lene Asp Frederiksen and AM Kanngieser share experiences and reflect on practices and challenges in con...
Dethroning the planetary perspective: Dealing with actually-occurring transformations using dialogical sense-making and critical phenomenology — a con...
A short documentary presenting Seaside Arts and Low-Trophic Imaginaries: A State of the Art Network Mid-term Event (2021) that focused on arts, enviro...
Sound bites from Turba Tol Hol Hol Tol, the Chilean Pavilion at the 59th Venice Biennale curated by Camila Marambio.
A keynote with Cate Sandilands and May-Britt Öhman, moderated by Astrida Neimanis.
Currents and Currency explores the emerging social movements opposing the pollution of urban waterways in Cape Town. Through video and richly illustra...
A panel with Marco Amiero, Thom van Dooren, Marietta Radomska and Sue Reid, moderated by Astrida Neimanis.
Esmeralda and the Dragon is a book (in Swedish) for children, and on children’s terms which addresses issues of sustainable development, Agenda 2030 a...
The Shit Project is a collaborative art and research project with seven artists from Fungus Kingdom’s studios in Gnesta and four researchers from Upps...
The Community Garden Festival will release a video about an environmental history and humanities dinner conversation. At the preimier event, on Friday...
A panel conversation and video screening with Stacy Alaimo, Jacqueline Fay, Mark Hersey, Christopher Morris, Ned Schaumberg, and Rajani Sudan. Inspire...
Stay on after the Environmental Humanities Dinner Discussion for some final and first words. NB: starting time is approximate, depending on the lenght...
This is a video documentation of the keynote from Feb 7, 2022 that was part of the Community Garden Festival program.
This is a video documentation of the panel discussion from Feb 7, 2022 that was part of the Community Garden Festival program
This is a video documentation of the keynote from Feb 8, 2022 that was part of the Community Garden Festival program.
This is a video documentation of the workshop from Feb 8, 2022 that was part of the Community Garden Festival program.
This is a video documentation of the keynote from Feb 9, 2022 that was part of the Commnuity Garden Festival program.
This is a video documentation of the keynote from Feb 10, 2022 that was part of the Community Garden Festival program.
This is a video documentation of the panel discussion from Feb 11, 2022 that was part of the Community Garden Festival program.
One evening around a dinner table, six scholars performed a three-hour discussion about the Environmental Humanities. What are the Environmental Human...
