香港六合彩中特网

In this performance lecture, Mia Yu re-imagines the anthropogenic landscape of Fushun colliery鈥擜sia鈥檚 largest open-pit mine鈥攁s a cultural-material construction of modernity, where Chinese cosmology, colonial violence, Socialist industrialization, hybrid forms of shamanism and personal memories converged and agglomerated throughout the 20th century. Approaching the gigantic mine pit, the heaps of mining waste, the depleted rivers and the latest renewable energy projects as 鈥渟trati-fictions鈥�, Mia Yu narrates the non-linear stories of Fushun with rich historical materials, found archives, film footage and field recordings. Through a variety of mediums and technologies, Mia Yu and local artists set out to activate the 鈥渧ital breath鈥� from the geologically-and-chemically-altered earth while exploring an ethics of healing and care on the fossil fuel frontier of Northeast China. 聽

Socialist Anthropocene in the Visual Arts (SAVA) sets out to radically transform current critical debates around the Anthropocene, addressing the major lacuna in existing accounts by establishing the Socialist Anthropocene as a conceptual framework that asserts the constitutive role of the environmental histories and potentialities of Socialism in the formation of the new geological age. The project is led by Dr. Maja Fowkes (香港六合彩中特网 Institute of Advanced Studies) and funded by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) under the UK government鈥檚 Horizon Europe funding guarantee.