reorientations session

Thanks to all the students and to the invited assessors, Tone Megrunn Berge and Joar Nango, for a great day of final reviews yesterday.

Kristján: Reorientation, tie up loose ends

Eimear: Reorientation - Image and Language in Kautokeino

Joanna: Reorientation in feeding freedom

Vlad: Living through the landscape

Bowen: Reorientating Biedjovággi

Ronald: Siida conflicts and sámi reindeer concepts

Victoria: Temporality of Reindeer Herders' Taskscapes

Sun: Farming wetland - Reorientation landscape in Kautokeino area

Ona: Reorientating the Kautokeino common

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final crits - #4 reorientations

Today's crits start at 9.00 with a brief presentation of the studio and the visiting assessors, Tone Megrunn Berge and Joar Nango, continuing with:

9.15 Kristján: Reorientation, tie up loose ends
10.00 Eimear: Reorientation - Image and Language in Kautokeino
10.45 Joanna: Reorientation in feeding freedom
11.30 Vlad: Living through the landscape
12.15 lunch
13.15 Bowen: Reorientating Biedjovággi
14.00 Ronald: Siida conflicts and sámi reindeer concepts
14.45 Ona: Reorientating the Kautokeino common
15.30 Sun: Farming wetland - Reorientation landscape in Kautokeino area
16.15 Victoria: Temporality of Reindeer Herders Taskscapes
- the whole session is mandatory for all students and open for the public -

Welcome!

Reorientating Biedjovággi

REORIENTATION IN FEEDING FREEDOM

Assignment 4. Reorinetation - Living Through the Landscape

http://issuu.com/vladnorge/docs/book

Farming wetland-Reoritation labdscape in Kautokeino area

Reorientation, tie up loose ends

REORIENTATING THE KAUTOKEINO COMMON

#4 Ronald

intro: #4 - reorientations

We'll meet Monday at 9.00 for an intro talk on reorientations and reflections on the text: Part four - Reorientations in for space by Doreen Massey.

If you really were to take a slice through time it would be full of holes, of disconnections, of tentative half-formed first encounters. 'Everything is connected to everything else' can be a salutary political reminder that whatever we do has wider implications than perhaps we commonly recognise. But it is unhelpful if it leads to a vision of an already constituted holism. The 'always' is rather that there are always connections yet to be made, juxtapositions yet to flower into interaction, or not, potential links which may never be established. Loose ends and ongoing stories. 'Space', then, can never be that completed simultaneity in which all interconnections have been established, in which everywhere is already (and at that moment unchangingly) linked to everywhere else.

#3 Vulnerability Ronald

Vulnerability:rethinking how we change the nature

Sami Architectural Traditions

.::VULNERABILITY::.

Vulnerability

Eight seasons 's vulnerability

Emotions, ownership, history and the commons

there are (still) no maps for these territories

The talk on industrialised and urbanised tundra landscapes in Kola takes place Friday February 7 at 9.00 - see you!

assignment: #3 - vulnerability

Add a layer to your investigations dedicated to vulnerability - of what you find specially important and at the same time vulnerable; to change, extinction, destruction, alienation, loss.... or ...

The notion of vulnerability is inevitably related to the concept of life - either it is human life or life in nature as such. The consciousness of mortality is disturbing and exposes life as fragile. Life does not exist in closed systems, but do always relate to other life forms or systems of varying extent and size - in these relations dependency occur, and not least a continuous struggle for a position. It is a slow drama that has been going on since the creation of earth, and encompasses all natural systems of all scales from the smallest biotope to global circuits.

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#3 - vulnerability

See you all Monday morning at 9.00 for a lecture on process & actors in the northern landscapes with Nils Tokheim.

Weekplan #3 - vulnerability as pdf.