Staying with trouble: Critical and Creative Approaches to Biodiversity and Climate Crises

This Landscape Research Group, Landscape Symposium 2019 will explore another of our Research Strategy themes, Critical and Creative Landscape Thinking. With a varied group of collaborators (see below), we will form a conversational space to apply this to the climate and biodiversity crises. The Symposium title is from Staying With the Trouble, Donna J. Haraway (c) 2016, Duke University Press – borrowed with very kind permission! Colloborators: Amanda Thomson, lecturer, artist, writer, Glasgow School of Art Andrew Patrizio holds the Chair of Scottish Visual Culture at Edinburgh College of Art. Anupama Ranawana is a theologian, writer and researcher currently a Visiting Researcher at Oxford Brookes University. George Revill is a musician and Senior Lecturer in Geography at the Open University. Lisa Garforth, Senior Lecturer in Sociology at Newcastle University Ruth Little will facilitate the symposium, and works as a theatre and dance dramaturg, a teacher and writer