Larissa Hjorth's guest appearances

Larissa Hjorth

Talking Business

ACCA Podcast

The Media Sport Podcast Series

Art Gallery of South Australia

La Casa Encendida Radio

Kate Mitchell

Hannah Presley

Betty Muffler

Maree Clarke

JD Reforma

Lisa Slade

Fiona Hall

Stanislava Pinchuk

Brent Harris

Elvis Richardson

Tom Moore

Fred Williams

Theresa Walker

Tracey Moffatt

Mikala Tai

OwlTail

Thank you for listening to this recording, produced by the Art Gallery of South Australia.In this live recording, distinguished Professor Larissa Hjorth reflects on ecogrief and the power of creative practice and ethnography to transform how we live in the world.Recorded live on Saturday 29 February 2020For further information visit www.agsa.sa.gov.auimage: Nat Rogers

Thank you for listening to this recording, produced by the Art Gallery of South Australia. In this live recording, distinguished Professor Larissa Hjorth reflects on ecogrief and the power of creative practice and ethnography to transform how we live in the world. Recorded live on Saturday 29 February 2020 For further information visit <a href="http://www.agsa.sa.gov.au" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.agsa.sa.gov.au</a> image: Nat Rogers

Monster Theatres - Keynote Talk - Larissa Hjorth – Ecogrief, creative practice and hope

In a few years time, there will be more dead people than living people on Facebook. This lecture by Professor Larissa Hjorth explores how social media affects how we think about life, death, afterlife and the everyday. Hjorth considers the role of social media in art practice to consider how emotional and social playbour is presenting new forms of digital intimate publics. Drawing on her research and recent book, Haunting Hands (with Katie Cumiskey 2017), which investigates practices of loss and trauma in, and around, mobile media, Hjorth discusses how loss and grieving on social media creates new ways of understanding the relationship between life, death and afterlife in everyday life.Distinguished Professor Larissa Hjorth is an artist, digital ethnographer and currently the Design &amp; Creative Practice ECP Platform director at RMIT University. Hjorth has two decades experience working in cross-cultural, interdisciplinary, collaborative creative practice and socially innovative digital media research.Presented by Abercrombie &amp; Kent, ACCA’s 2018 lecture series, 'Uncommon knowledge: artists on their special interests' gives eight artists a microphone and an hour to speak about topics that inspire their art and thinking. Featuring a trans-generational cast of artists, Uncommon Knowledge brings together elements of history, lifestyle, philosophy, sound studies, sexuality, cultural politics and more, to challenge us to think differently about society and the world around us.More info: https://acca.melbourne/program/uncommon-knowledge-larissa-hjorth-on-the-lives-deaths-and-afterlives-of-social-media/Image: Larissa Hjorth, Still Mobile 2010. Courtesy the artist

In a few years time, there will be more dead people than living people on Facebook. This lecture by Professor Larissa Hjorth explores how social media affects how we think about life, death, afterlife and the everyday. Hjorth considers the role of social media in art practice to consider how emotional and social playbour is presenting new forms of digital intimate publics. Drawing on her research and recent book, Haunting Hands (with Katie Cumiskey 2017), which investigates practices of loss and trauma in, and around, mobile media, Hjorth discusses how loss and grieving on social media creates new ways of understanding the relationship between life, death and afterlife in everyday life. Distinguished Professor Larissa Hjorth is an artist, digital ethnographer and currently the Design &amp; Creative Practice ECP Platform director at RMIT University. Hjorth has two decades experience working in cross-cultural, interdisciplinary, collaborative creative practice and socially innovative digital media research. Presented by Abercrombie &amp; Kent, ACCA’s 2018 lecture series, 'Uncommon knowledge: artists on their special interests' gives eight artists a microphone and an hour to speak about topics that inspire their art and thinking. Featuring a trans-generational cast of artists, Uncommon Knowledge brings together elements of history, lifestyle, philosophy, sound studies, sexuality, cultural politics and more, to challenge us to think differently about society and the world around us. More info: https://acca.melbourne/program/uncommon-knowledge-larissa-hjorth-on-the-lives-deaths-and-afterlives-of-social-media/ Image: Larissa Hjorth, Still Mobile 2010. Courtesy the artist

Uncommon Knowledge: Larissa Hjorth

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