The PLaCE Research Centre is running two workshops;

'Catchment' workshop is intended to contribute to our developing working relationship with both Bristol City Council and with members of the international Mapping Spectral Traces Network with a particular interest in water issues and bio-regions and to launch a new international network.

PlaCE/Mapping Spectral Traces workshop is intended to develop and broaden the ongoing conversation between PLaCE/LAND2 and members of the international Mapping Spectral Traces network of artists, landscape designers, performers and academics working in the emergent fields of Memory and Landscape Studies.


PLaCE / Mapping Spectral Traces Workshop, March 24th








































The Southville Centre (the main hall)
Beauley Road, Southville
Bristol, BS3 1QG

Tel: 0117 923 1039

free parking available (car park and on road)

The day event is intended to develop and broaden the ongoing conversation between PLaCE/LAND2 and members of the international Mapping Spectral Traces network of artists, landscape designers, performers and academics working in the emergent fields of Memory Studies and Landscape Studies. This event will also serve as an introduction to the wide range of work undertaken by staff, doctoral students and recent graduates associated with PLaCE/LAND2 and builds on the Mapping Spectral Traces symposium organized by Prof Karen Till at Virginia Tech in October 2010 (see link below).

The day will consist of twenty-minute presentations by people connected with PLaCE/LAND2 and the Mapping Spectral Traces network and shorter presentations by recent graduate and doctoral students linked to PLaCE/LAND2. 

The keynote speaker for the day will be Mike Pearson, Professor of Performance Studies at the University of Aberystwyth, whose book Site-Specific Performance (2010) was recently published by Palgrave Macmillan. The respondent will Dr Ruth Jones, an international artist based in South Wales and ARHC Fellow in Creative and Performing Arts at the University of West England, Bristol.

Links to speakers:


PROGRAMME TIMETABLE:
9.15 for 9.30 start
9.30 - 9.45 Victoria Walters (housekeeping) Iain Biggs (introduction)

Morning Time-Keeper/Panel Chair: Iain Biggs
9.45 - 10.30: Keynote speaker - Prof Mike Pearson

10.30: Mel Shearsmith
10.40: Hilary Ramsden 
10.50: Rob Irving 
11.00–11.05: Panel questions

11.05 -11.20: Coffee

11.20-11.40: Claire Doherty
11.40-12.00: Gini Lee
12.00-12.20: Ingrid Pollard
12.20-12.30: Panel questions

12.30–13.15: Lunch

Afternoon Time-Keeper/Panel Chair: Nessa Cowan
13.15-13.35: Mona Smith
13.35-13.55: Rebecca Krinke
13.55-14.15: Karen Till
14.15-14.25 Panel questions

14.25: Jane Bailey
14.35: Claire King
14.45-15.05: A collaboration - Suze Adams, Davina Kirkpatrick & 
Penny Somerville
15.05 -15.15: Panel questions

15.15-15.30: Tea

15.30-15.50: Mary Modeen
15.50-16.10: Gülgun Kayim
16.10 –16.30 Victoria Walters
16.30-16.40 Panel questions
16.45–17.15: Respondent: Dr Ruth Jones

18.30 – 19.30 Judith Tucker’s Exhibition Opening, F Block Gallery Bower Ashton.

Spectres on the Beach exhibition is open weekdays Thursday 24th March to 31st March 2011