TALKS AND CONFERENCES
2017-18
- Boston University Guest Lecture 2018 (OE), Boston, 28 February 2018
Ozlem Edizel is invited to give a guest lecture on Cultural Ecosystems Mapping based on the findings from Hydrocitizenship Project to BU Cities and Analytics module students. The lecture was followed by QGIS practice workshop.
The presentation is available here.
The presentation is available here.
- AAG 2017 (OE), Boston/USA, 7 April 2017 (click here)
Dr. Ozlem Edizel presented at AAG 2017, Boston Conference in Geographies of Ecosystem Services: From Maps to Policy Implementation Session to demonstrate findings from cross case study mapping methodologies of Hydrocitizenship project.
Presentation is available here.
Presentation is available here.
- MACCH Maastricht 2017 (GE), Maastricht, 17-18 March 2017
Prof. Graeme Evans presented at Participatory Practice in Arts and Heritage Conference in Maastricht on Co - Design and Co - Production in Art and Cultural Heritage. For the abstract, click here.
- Bournemouth University Guest Lecture 2017 (OE), Bournemouth, 22 February 2017
Ozlem Edizel is invited to give a guest lecture on the Hydrocitizenship Project to Human Geography module students.
The presentation is available here.
The presentation is available here.
2016
- Utopia and Connected Communities AHRC CC 2016 (GE), British Library, 7 December 2016
Graeme presented at this one day conference on the theme of ‘Re-Use of Cultural Heritage’ based on the AHRC Festival award he received for work on civic and industrial heritage spaces. For conference programme please click here.
This included a 10 day exhibition event with BA Interior Architecture and MA Polimi student’s and staff at Hornsey Town Hall, held during the London Festival of Architecture in June, and workshop/engagement events organised at the Three Mills in Bow, East London. The latter formed part of the ongoing 3-year AHRC Hydrocitizenship project and the Active Energy water wheel installation planned for this site by Dr Loraine Leeson and The Geezers. More information here.
This included a 10 day exhibition event with BA Interior Architecture and MA Polimi student’s and staff at Hornsey Town Hall, held during the London Festival of Architecture in June, and workshop/engagement events organised at the Three Mills in Bow, East London. The latter formed part of the ongoing 3-year AHRC Hydrocitizenship project and the Active Energy water wheel installation planned for this site by Dr Loraine Leeson and The Geezers. More information here.
- Feeding the Insatiable, Dartington Biomass and Solar 2016 (LL), Dartington, 17 November 2016
Dr. Lorraine Leeson presented at Feeding the Insatiable Conference on 17th of November, 2015 in Dartington to showcase the Hydrocitizenship Active Energy at Thee Mills Project. More information here.
- Museum of London Docklands City Now, City Future University Showcase 2016 (GE), Museum of London, 25 May 2016
Prof Graeme Evans showcased work arising from our AHRC Towards Hydrocitizenship research project at the Museum of London Docklands as part of the planning a for a major exhibition in June 2017 on the theme of City Now, City Future. More information here.
- AAG 2016 Hydrocitizenship Session (JOW, SR, GE, OE), San Francisco/USA, 1 April 2016 (click for Session1, Session2)
Simon Read, Ozlem Edizel, Graeme Evans and Johanne Orchard-Webb presented at the American Association of Geographers (AAG) annual conference in San Francisco, 29 Mach - 2 April, where they will be coordinating two sessions on Hydrocitizenship, the AHRC project on which they have been working for the past 2 years.
Graeme convened the sessions with presenters on a range of arts and socially engaged practice in the UK and internationally, including initial research findings arising from the Hydrocitizenship project with case studies from the Lee Valley, Shipley/Leeds, Brighton and Scotland.
Graeme convened the sessions with presenters on a range of arts and socially engaged practice in the UK and internationally, including initial research findings arising from the Hydrocitizenship project with case studies from the Lee Valley, Shipley/Leeds, Brighton and Scotland.
2015
- LLDC Seminar Series 2015 (OE, GE), London Legacy Development Company, 25 November 2015 (click here)
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Prof. Graeme Evans (Middlesex University), Dr. Ozlem Edizel (Middlesex University) and Emily Greaves (Sustainability Project Officer at London Legacy Development Corporation) presented at the London Legacies Group Seminar on the 25th November 2015 at LLDC on Hydrocitizenship.
Both presentations are available here below. Graeme Evans & Ozlem Edizel - click here. Emily Greaves - click here. |
- Strategic Stakeholder Meeting Presentation 2015 (OE, JOW), RGS, 10 November 2015
Ozlem Edizel and Johanne Orchard-Webb presented at Strategic Stakeholder Meeting on 10th of November 2015 on the progress of Lee Valley Hydrocitizenship. Presentation available here.
- RGS 2015 (GE) University of Exeter, 3 September 2015 (click here)
Graeme Evans presented at two invited sessions at RGS2015: Creative Place-Making: Challenging the Masterplan through Co-Design & Co-Production, and Waste Narratives of the Athropocene, developing models of arts-informed citizen science. Working with Amsterdam-based artist Irene Janze (Buro Jan-ZE) and Dr Alex Plows from Bangor University they have formed a network of artists, natural and social scientists and small innovative industrial companies which have recently bid for AHRC Research Network funding. More information here.
