New Cartographies, Nomadic Methodologies; Contemporary Arts, Culture and Politics in Ireland

ISBN-13: 9781788746519 / Angielski / Miękka / 2020 / 192 str.

Anne Goarzin; Maria Parsons

Opis

This volume embraces the critical turn of new materialism in order to address how creative and social practices allow for the definition of alternative subject positions and to examine how power relations operate at an embodied, relatable level: it proposes to think global but act local.

Spis treści

Introduction: New Materialist Encounters Anne Goarzin and Maria Parsons

Part I Artistic Intra-actions

Force of Nature: Earth Stories (a Conversation with Lisa FitzGerald) Siobhán McDonald

Diffractive Practice: Supercollisions in Art and Science (a Conversation with Maria Parsons) Sinéad McDonald

CONTAGION Rachel Gallagher, Jack Hogan and Moira Tierney

The Plurality of Existence in the Infinite Expanse of Space and Time Clodagh Emoe

Part II Bodies, Performance, Memory

'Dirty matter': New Material Terrains in Irish Poetry Anne Karhio

Material Bodies: Three Performance-Based Interventions in the Irish Landscape Lisa FitzGerald

'Choreographies of becoming' in Mia Gallagher's Beautiful Pictures of the Lost Homeland (2016) Fiona McCann

Part III Shared Places and Diffracted Voices

Fractured Liminality in Kabosh's Green and Blue and Lives in Translation Eva Urban-Devereux

Narrative 4 Story Exchanges: Fostering Empathy Marie Mianowski

Performing Jazz and Sharing Creative Spaces: An Interview with David Lyttle Fabrice Mourlon

O autorze

Maria Parsons is a senior lecturer in the Institute of Art Design and Technology, Dun
Laoghaire. Her research interests are in gender, the body, contemporary critical theory
and popular and digital cultures. She has published in the fields of gothic and horror and
queer studies.
Anne Goarzin is Professor of Irish literature and culture at the University of Rennes 2 France
and a member of the research group CRBC (EA 4451). Her research focuses on Irish literature
and the visual arts and on contemporary critical theory. She is the chair of the French Society
for Irish Studies (SOFEIR) and of GIS E.I.R.E, a research network for Irish studies.