Autonomia Maró Fábio Márcio Alkmin
Restoring the Spirit Lisa Palmer
ABYSSAL Pedro F Neto & João Baptista
Beyond the Dam's Reservoir W. Nathan Green & Polen Ly
Student Hunger: A Silent Crisis Jane Dyson & Kate Jessop
Örö Rob St John
Droughtlands Anjali Jayakumar, Omkar Khandagale & Aditya Thakkar
2021 Program
Healing Fire Yanama budyari gumada research collective
A Millennia of Seepage Amelia Hine
Workers Jay Gearing & Ben Rogaly
Spirit Jane Dyson & Ross Harrison
Nadirah: Coal Woman Negar Elodie Behzadi & Kate Jessop
Withering Refuge Pedro F Neto
Tidal Choreography Gina Moore & Michele Lobo
Posthuman Landscapes Candice Boyd & Elizabeth Straughan
Holding Tightly: Custom and Healing in Timor-Leste Lisa Palmer & Susanna Barnes
Water at the Margins Maria Rusca
Drum Village Primary School Vickie Zhang
Losing Ground Holding Place Iqbal Barkat, Richie Howitt, Kath McLachlan, Garima Misra, Nathan Moulds, Phillip Osborne & Matalena Tofa
Restoring the Spirit Lisa Palmer
ABYSSAL Pedro F Neto & João Baptista
Beyond the Dam's Reservoir W. Nathan Green & Polen Ly
Student Hunger: A Silent Crisis Jane Dyson & Kate Jessop
Örö Rob St John
Droughtlands Anjali Jayakumar, Omkar Khandagale & Aditya Thakkar
2021 Program
PLACE, LABOUR AND BELONGING
Healing Fire Yanama budyari gumada research collective
A Millennia of Seepage Amelia Hine
Workers Jay Gearing & Ben Rogaly
Spirit Jane Dyson & Ross Harrison
Nadirah: Coal Woman Negar Elodie Behzadi & Kate Jessop
Withering Refuge Pedro F Neto
Tidal Choreography Gina Moore & Michele Lobo
Posthuman Landscapes Candice Boyd & Elizabeth Straughan
Holding Tightly: Custom and Healing in Timor-Leste Lisa Palmer & Susanna Barnes
Water at the Margins Maria Rusca
Drum Village Primary School Vickie Zhang
Losing Ground Holding Place Iqbal Barkat, Richie Howitt, Kath McLachlan, Garima Misra, Nathan Moulds, Phillip Osborne & Matalena Tofa
IAG Film Shorts is a screening event showcasing films made by geographers.
Posthuman Landscapes
Candice Boyd & Elizabeth Straughan
Shot on location in regional Australia at Griffith, Hedland, and Port Lincoln as part of the Engaging Youth in Regional Australia Project (funded by the Australian Research Council), Posthuman Landscapes is included as a looped, silent projection in the 2021 Finding Home Touring Exhibition. Inspired by Linda Lappin’s Soul of Place, we tweet to the landscape. Lappin suggests that in tweeting to landscape, writers should ‘[l]ook for the beautiful, sublime, picturesque, strange, or comic. Strive for the haiku effect’ (p. 43). By combining the tweets with panoramic footage, we draw attention to the posthuman qualities of these landscapes.
Candice Boyd is an artist-geographer whose art practice attempts to translate ‘felt’ knowledges into visual, auditory, and haptic forms through creative writing, material experimentation, audio-visual works, and sonic improvisation. Libby is a cultural geographer interested in the sensory experiences of creative and embodied practices.
For Libby Straughan, this is an ethical stance as the senses highlight how bodies are entangled with environments. By attending to sensory experience, she considers how emotions emerge from engagements with the world.
For Libby Straughan, this is an ethical stance as the senses highlight how bodies are entangled with environments. By attending to sensory experience, she considers how emotions emerge from engagements with the world.