The full program for the Digital Densities symposium is now complete and ready to view at your leisure.
Please click here to view the program.
Tuesday, 24 March 2015
Thursday, 19 March 2015
Schedule for Digital Densities Symposium
Thursday 26 March
6.00 8.00 Public Lecture/ Keynote Address by Sarah
Kenderdine
McMahon
Ball Theatre, Old Arts Building
Friday 27 March
8.45 9.00 Registration and coffee/tea
Fourth Floor Linkway, John Medley Building
9.00 – 10.30 Session 1: Different Densities (chair: Paul Rae)
Fourth Floor Linkway, John Medley Building
Gillian
RussellMiguel Escobar
Christopher Thompson
10.30 – 11.00 Morning Tea break
Fourth Floor Linkway, John Medley Building
11.00 – 12.45 Session 2a: Temporalities (Chair: Joseph Hughes)
Fourth Floor Linkway, John Medley Building
Nick
ThiebergerErik Champion
Kim Doyle
James Manning
Session
2b: Digital Practices (Chair: Susan
Lowish)
VCRC Third Floor, John Medley Building
Harriette
RichardsNina Buchan
Rosemary Wrench
12.45 – 1.15 Lunch break
1.15 – 2.45 Session 3: Political Archaeology (Chair: Jane Brown)
Fourth Floor Linkway, John Medley Building
Susan
LowishSybil Nolan
Philip Batty
3.00 – 4.30 Session 4a: Manuscript/Digiscript (Chair: David
McInnis)
Fourth Floor Linkway, John Medley Building
Sarah
BalkinBeth Driscoll and Mark Davis
Fiona Tweedie
Session
4b: Assemblages (Chair: Amanda Malel
Trevisanut)
VCRC Third Floor, John Medley Building
Claire
SmithRobbie and Luke
Gavin Findlay
4.30 – 5.30 Closing panel (Chair: Joseph Hughes)
Fourth Floor Linkway, John Medley Building
Paul
ArthurRachel Fensham
Erik Champion
Deb Verhoeven
Remember to register your attendance at go.unimelb.edu.au/m8gn
If you have any enquires please contact Amanda Malel Trevisanut at amandat@unimelb.edu.au
Monday, 9 March 2015
Registrations are now open to attend the Digital Densities Symposium
Digital Densities: A symposium examining relations
between material cultures and digital data
26th and 27th March 2015
26th and 27th March 2015
Hosted by the Digital Humanities Incubator
(DHI) in the School of Culture and Communication
The University of Melbourne
The University of Melbourne
In
his key text Mechanisms, Matthew Kirschenbaum identifies a need to reassess
theories of electronic textuality in light of “the material matrix governing
writing and inscription in all forms: erasure, variability, repeatability and
survivability” (2008, xii). In the academy, this material turn co-exists with
an increasing utilization of digital resources and digital methodologies to
preserve and disseminate the findings of our research. These shifts are
accompanied by divergent affective responses that include an interest in
tactile sensations and a mourning of the loss of the object. There is also a
new awareness of the forms of lightness or weight attached to the transmission
of ideas in and beyond our research communities. These numerous moments of
contact between material culture and digital methodologies open up debates about the densities of our culture and scholarship.
The
Digital Densities Symposium features papers, from leading academics, that
explore the intersection between digital and material culture across a variety
of disciplines including the performing arts, art history, publishing and new
media.
Presenters include Sarah Kenderdine, Paul Arthur, Erik Champion, Miguel Escobar, Rachel Fensham, Gillian Russell, Nick Thieberger and Deb Verhoeven
McMahon Ball Theatre, Old Arts Building
Keynote Address: Prof. Sarah Kenderdine
To register attendance please click here
Friday 27th March 2015, 9am - 5.30pm
Linkway, 4th Floor John Medley Building
Registration 8.45am
To register attendance please click here
Admission is free.
Bookings are required.
Seating is limited.
The symposium program will be available via this blog closer to the event.
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Location:
Melbourne VIC, Australia
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