[csaa-forum] Gary Genosko talks in Melbourne 24-25 May

[Felicity Colman]

Gary Genosko lecture/seminar series in Melbourne, 24 + 25 May 2006

Dr Gary Genosko is Canada Research Chair in Technoculture at
Lakehead University, Canada. He is Visiting Scholar at the Power
Institute, University of Sydney, and Visiting Fellow in the School of
Philosophy, UNSW.

1. Gary Genosko
Transdiciplinary Metamethodology - Wednesday 24 May 6.30-7.30

This talk concerns Guattari's deployment of schizoanalysis as a strategy
for reading other forms of modeling, in other words, a metamodel that is
neither general nor transcendent. For Guattari, sibjectivity itself poses
the problem of meta-modeling. This seminar will be based on my article
"Felix Guattari: Towards a transdisciplinary metamethodology," Angelaki 8
(2003): 129-40.

Lecture Theatre 2, Old Geology Building
(enter campus from Swanston Street)
University of Melbourne,

Contact: Dr Felicity Colman
fcolman at unimelb.edu.au
School of Art History, Cinema, Classics and Archaeology
Sensorium - Creative Philosophy



2. Gary Genosko
Trois Milliards de Pervers
Thursday 25 May 2.00-3.30pm
Building 6, Room 245,
Department of Education
Clayton Campus
Monash University
Contact: Dr Anna Hickey-Moody
Anna.HickeyMoody at Education.monash.edu.au


3. Gary Genosko
Subjectivity Between Art and Ecology
Architecture+Philosophy Public Lecture Series
School of Architecture and Design, RMIT University
Thursday 25 May, 7.30pm
Building 8, Level 11, Lecture Hall 68
(Enter at 360 Swanston Street, Melbourne)
School of Architecture and Design
RMIT University
Contact: Hélène Frichot and Esther Anatolitis
helene.frichot at rmit.edu.au
estheranatolitis at letterboxes.org

Felix Guattari developed his unique conception of subjectivity
through a meditation on its place between art and ecology. This lecture
provides a detailed reading of his book The Three Ecologies and uses
visual art and architectural examples to contextualize his thought.


This series of lectures by Gary Genosko is a collaboration between the
School of Architecture and Design, RMIT University, Sensorium and the
School of Art History, Cinema, Classics and Archaeology at the University
of Melbourne, and the Department of Education at Monash University.