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Mar

Art of the Dredge, a participatory video-art project for ocean literacy (Sep 2025-Feb 2026)

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The project “Art of the Dredge,” ran from September 2025 and February 2026. Read more by clicking the image below: Art of the Dredge: Sediment, Depth and Desire in Maritime Read more

Jan

Apply for our PhD Summer School: “The Carceral City and Its Abolition,” 25-28 June in Stockholm

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Tags: Chile, extraction, lithium, minerals, Sweden, UPE—Urban Political Ecology

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Mineral Extraction in the Age of Green Transformation. Read more

Apr

Oil, Housing, and Invisiblized Working Women: Petro-urbanism and Architecture in Luanda — Talk by Henrik Ernstson at KTH Thu 4 May 2023

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Tags: Angola, extraction, feminism, Luanda, minerals, petro urbanism, Political Ecology, SUPE—Situated Urban Political Ecologies, UPE—Urban Political Ecology

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Mineral Extraction in the Age of Green Transformation. Read more

Apr

Our new film “The Lindeka: When a City Ate a Book” will be released in 2023.

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Dec

A New Development Model? Lithium Value Chains in Chile — Talk by Felipe Irarrázaval at KTH Mon 6 Feb 2023

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Tags: Chile, E-mobility, extraction, lithium, minerals, Political Ecology, UPE—Urban Political Ecology, Zero emission urbanization

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Mineral Extraction in the Age of Green Transformation. Read more

Nov

Archives of the Planetary Mine — Situated Ecologies @KTH in collaboration with Nordic Latin America Institute @Stockholm University

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Tags: Americas, Environmental Humanities, extraction, lithium, minerals, UPE—Urban Political Ecology

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Archives of the Planetary Mine. Read more

Nov

Panel Discussion: Mineral Extraction in the Age of Green Transformation — Wed 16 Nov 2022

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Tags: Chile, extraction, lithium, minerals, Sweden, UPE—Urban Political Ecology

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Mineral Extraction in the Age of Green Transformation. Read more

Oct

Walking Indian rivers as method of meeting: Siddharth Agarwal and Ishan Gupta’s sound- and film-based research

Categories: NEWS: General, Visual Environmental Humanities

Tags: Audio-visual, Environmental Humanities, Film, Sound, visual environmental humanities

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Through a colleague at The University of Manchester, Arianna Tozzi, I made the wonderful acquaintance of Siddharth Agarwal and Ishan Gupta from the Veditum India Foundation. What brought us together was Read more

Sep

Against ‘participation’: A reflection by Matthew Varco on the film “Killing Aliens Everyday” (Von Heland & Ernstson)

Categories: NEWS: General, Visual Environmental Humanities

Tags: visual environmental humanities

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I watched Jacob von Heland and Henrik Ernstson’s research film Killing Aliens Everyday (2016, 16 minutes) as part of a session on ‘Plant Spaces, Vegetal Places’ at the 2020 POLLEN conference. Read more

Sep

Coloniality of Nature, the Postcolonial City, and Film as Decolonial Dialectic: A review by Ruben Hordijk of the film “One Table Two Elephants”

Categories: NEWS: General, NEWS: Ways of Knowing Urban Ecologies, Visual Environmental Humanities

Tags: SUPE—Situated Urban Political Ecologies, visual environmental humanities

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This review was first published at Antipode Online on April 20, 2020 as open access and re-published here. * Coloniality of Nature, the Postcolonial City, and Film as Decolonial Dialectic Read more