[csaa-forum] Launch of Leonardo LASER Australia June 11

[Elizabeth Stephens]

Dear colleagues,


We are excited to announce the launch of the first Leonardo/ISAST LASER seminar series to be held in Australia. The inaugural event will be held online, with a limited live capacity also, at the University of Queensland Art Museum, June 11 from 5.30pm AEST. At this talk, artist Dr Svenja J. Kratz (UTas) and scientist Professor Dietmar Hutmacher (QUT) will discuss their collaboration for the Posthuman Genetic Legacies project, a recipient of the prestigious ANAT Synapse Residency for 2021. The series is convened by Grayson Cooke (SCU) and myself.


More information and the registration link can be found here: https://leonardo.info/civicrm/event/info?id=634&reset=1



Leonardo is the world’s leading art/science journal and a renowned centre for innovation at the nexus of art and science, and we’re very excited to be the first Australian convenors of their international series of LASER talks (Leonardo Art Science Evening Rendezvous). This year, we will be holding a series of these events, with another at HOTA on the Gold Coast in August, so watch out for more.


Please note that capacity at the UQ Art Museum is limited due to COVID safe restrictions. We recommend registering soon to avoid disappointment if you are able to attend in person.



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With best wishes,
Elizabeth

Elizabeth Stephens
ARC Future Fellow/Associate Professor of Cultural Studies
President, Cultural Studies Association of Australasia
Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities
University of Queensland Australia 4072
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