Network of scholars investigating how climate stands to change not only what we research, but how we do so. Zine-based conferences @ https://xitter.cf/t.co/r8zdJPMxNu
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ALT photo of a box full of different zines and a "welcome to DIY Methods 2023" note with a zine about collapsing sitting on top.
ALT A pair of zines printed in vibrant riso ink, featuring illustrations of Ursula Le Guin, shopping bags, and sunsets. Smaller zines are tucked into the pockets of the larger one
ALT A piece of newsprint with a map of a city on it. Readers are encouraged to cut and fold its contours.
ALT The zine Soft Data and Common Wares. The title is stitched onto the cover using a computer controlled embroidery machine, in floro orange thread and on a variety (clear plastic, white mesh) backgrounds
ALT Print copies of my zine Getting Into Fights with Data Centers. The blue and black riso inks turned out nice and understated.
ALT Hand-drawn image by scriberia is on the right of the digital poster: three people are sitting around a fire whose flames form the words “The Fireside Chat”. They are holding speech bubbles on sticks in lieu of marshmallows. The talk is titled: “Between computation, climate and culture: perspectives on sustainability and research” with subtitle “29 June, 14-15:30 UTC+1 – Register on Eventbrite”. There are black and white photos of 6 people who are co-organising and speaking at the Fireside chat: Alejandro Coca-Castro (Founder, Environmental Data Science Book), Carlos Martinez-Ortiz (Community Manager, Netherlands eScience Center), Shannon Dosemagen (Director, Open Environmental Data Project), Claire Buckley (Environmental Consultant, Julie’s Bicycle), Anne Pasek (Convener & Co-founder, Low Carbon Research Methods), Loïc Lannelongue (Research Associate, University of Cambridge, Green Algorithms project). Below: Hosted by/with TTW, Environmental Data Science Book, Netherland eScience Cent
ALT Hand-drawn image by scriberia is on the right of the digital poster: three people are sitting around a fire whose flames form the words “The Fireside Chat”. They are holding speech bubbles on sticks in lieu of marshmallows. The talk is titled: “Between computation, climate and culture: perspectives on sustainability and research” with subtitle “29 June, 14-15:30 UTC+1 – Register on Eventbrite”. There are black and white photos of 6 people who are co-organising and speaking at the Fireside chat: Alejandro Coca-Castro (Founder, Environmental Data Science Book), Carlos Martinez-Ortiz (Community Manager, Netherlands eScience Center), Shannon Dosemagen (Director, Open Environmental Data Project), Claire Buckley (Environmental Consultant, Julie’s Bicycle), Anne Pasek (Convener & Co-founder, Low Carbon Research Methods), Loïc Lannelongue (Research Associate, University of Cambridge, Green Algorithms project). Below: Hosted by/with TTW, Environmental Data Science Book, Netherland eScience Cent
ALT A black thumbnail with white text that reads 'Solar Power for Artists: Free public talk by Alex Nathanson, Nov 3 7pm ET. Artspace and Online.' There are two images, one of Alex' book A History of Solar Power Art and Design, and one of Alex leaning over two sheets of plex with several small solar cells embedded in it.
