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Original language | English |
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Place of Publication | Barcelona |
Number of pages | 86 |
Publication status | Published - Jun 2022 |
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Barcelona , 2022. 86 p.
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TY - BOOK
T1 - Roadside Picnics
T2 - Encounters with the Uncanny
AU - Baumann, Céline
AU - Durán Calisto, Ana María
AU - Charrière, Julian
AU - Hannah, Dehlia
AU - Pietroiusti, Lucia
A2 - Thomidou, Alkisti Athanasia
A2 - Muñoz Sanz, Víctor
PY - 2022/6
Y1 - 2022/6
N2 - With a combination of essays, memoirs, guided imagery, and speculative story-telling, this book reenacts Roadside Picnic, a sci-fi story addressing the problem of humanity’s contact with another intelligence through the environmental effects and wreckage left behind by the visitors. The bewildering nature of worldly Roadside Picnics pushes human and non-human beings across the planet to a similar situation. In the face of that shared condition, Roadside Picnics addresses the ways in which situated spatial practices participate in and condition both our encounters with the unthinkable—How do we face trouble?—as well as the futures that are possible in the unintended landscapes of the Anthropocene—How do we, in Haraway’s words, stay with the trouble? The contributors to this volume explore how artistic and creative practice, how words and action, can provide tools to decipher and feel the many fields of possibility that emerge from being actively present in the world. Contributions by: Céline Baumann, Ana María Durán Calisto, Julian Charrière, Dehlia Hannah, Víctor Muñoz Sanz, Alkistis Thomidou, and a foreword by Lucia Pietroiusti.
AB - With a combination of essays, memoirs, guided imagery, and speculative story-telling, this book reenacts Roadside Picnic, a sci-fi story addressing the problem of humanity’s contact with another intelligence through the environmental effects and wreckage left behind by the visitors. The bewildering nature of worldly Roadside Picnics pushes human and non-human beings across the planet to a similar situation. In the face of that shared condition, Roadside Picnics addresses the ways in which situated spatial practices participate in and condition both our encounters with the unthinkable—How do we face trouble?—as well as the futures that are possible in the unintended landscapes of the Anthropocene—How do we, in Haraway’s words, stay with the trouble? The contributors to this volume explore how artistic and creative practice, how words and action, can provide tools to decipher and feel the many fields of possibility that emerge from being actively present in the world. Contributions by: Céline Baumann, Ana María Durán Calisto, Julian Charrière, Dehlia Hannah, Víctor Muñoz Sanz, Alkistis Thomidou, and a foreword by Lucia Pietroiusti.
M3 - Monograph
SN - 9788412494228
BT - Roadside Picnics
CY - Barcelona
ER -