Colloquium Humanities of Nature

Colloquium Humanities of Nature

Online Colloquium September – December 2023

Contacts: Ina Heumann (Ina.Heumann@mfn.berlin) & Angela Strauß (Angela.Strauss@mfn.berlin)

Museum für Naturkunde Berlin

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Meeting-ID: 916 4253 0745

Kenncode: 419027

 

Wednesdays, 1-2 pm (CET)

Collecting Minerals, Extracting the Earth.

Political Dimensions of Geoscience

 

Sep., 27th «Can you pull Blood from a Stone?»

Niamh Schmittke, EARTH artist, Berlin and London

 

Oct., 4th Entirely new and very old Water:

Elemental Shifts in the Atacama Mining Desert’s relations

with the Pacific, the Andes, and Chile

Andrea Westermann, University of Konstanz

 

Oct., 11th Catalogues, Collections, Communication:

Between Mineralogical Knowledge and Appropriation

Marianne Klemun, University of Vienna

 

Nov., 8th Decolonising Manchester’s Minerals

and the Ripples of Sector Change

David Gelsthorpe, Manchester Museum

 

Nov., 15th On the Mineralogy Collections of the École des Mines de Paris: From the Extraction to the Exhibition «Collectible Minerals»

Maddalena Napolitani, Museo Galileo

 

Nov., 22nd Minerals, Knowledge Production, and Colonial Legacies

Carrie Robbins and Selby Hearth, Bryn Mawr College

 

Nov., 29th Extractivist Conservation

Linda Poppe, Survial International, and Tahani Nadim, Humanities of Nature

 

Dec., 6th Rock, Paper, Scissors:

Managing Mineral ‘Treasures' in 18th-Century Germany

Sebastian Felten, University of Vienna

 

 

 

 

 

Online Colloquium September – December 2023

Contacts: Ina Heumann (Ina.Heumann@mfn.berlin) & Angela Strauß (Angela.Strauss@mfn.berlin)

Museum für Naturkunde Berlin

zoom.us/j/91642530745

Meeting-ID: 916 4253 0745

Kenncode: 419027

Wednesdays, 1-2 pm (CET)
Collecting Minerals, Extracting the Earth.
Political Dimensions of Geoscience

 

  • Sep., 27th  «Can you pull Blood from a Stone?»
    Niamh Schmittke, EARTH artist, Berlin and London
  • Oct., 4th  Entirely new and very old Water:Elemental Shifts in the Atacama Mining Desert’s relations with the Pacific, the Andes, and Chile
    Andrea Westermann, University of Konstanz
  •  Oct., 11th Catalogues, Collections, Communication:Between Mineralogical Knowledge and Appropriation Marianne Klemun, University of Vienna
  •  Nov., 8th  Decolonising Manchester’s Minerals and the Ripples of Sector Change
    David Gelsthorpe, Manchester Museum
  •  Nov., 15th On the Mineralogy Collections of the École des Mines de Paris: From the Extraction to the Exhibition «Collectible Minerals»
    Maddalena Napolitani, Museo Galileo
  •  Nov., 22nd Minerals, Knowledge Production, and Colonial Legacies
    Carrie Robbins and Selby Hearth, Bryn Mawr College
  • Nov., 29th  Extractivist Conservation
    Linda Poppe, Survial International, and Tahani Nadim, Humanities of Nature
  •  Dec., 6th Rock, Paper, Scissors:
    Managing Mineral ‘Treasures' in 18th-Century Germany
    Sebastian Felten, University of Vienna