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2015 FVA Conference: Making Space
The Visual Anthropology Society at Temple (VAST) is pleased to announce the 2015 Futures of Visual Anthropology Conference theme: Making Space.
This interdisciplinary conference explores how the production and experience of space(s) relate to social institutions, the environment, civil liberties, media, infrastructure, and health outcomes. We are particularly interested in submissions that engage theories and examples of social justice, resistance, inequality, governance, and access to resources.
We encourage innovative approaches to visual ethnography, digital and new media research, and experimental methods. Projects may involve explorations beyond the visual medium, such as sensory ethnography, embodiment studies, spatial analyses, installations, and soundscapes. Presentations will be limited to 15 minutes in length. We welcome submissions from established scholars, graduate students, and undergraduates as well as community organizers and professionals in a broad range of fields.
The 2015 FVA Film Festival will present awards for the best student-produced super-short (less than 5 minutes), short (5-40 minutes), and feature-length films.
The deadline for submissions is February 9, 2015.
2013 FVA Conference Schedule
The Visual Anthropology Society at Temple is proud to present the 2nd annual
Futures of Visual Anthropology Conference to be held April 8th-10th, 2013 at Temple University. This three-day event brings together professionals, students, and scholarship from around the world to engage research and discussion at the forefront of visual anthropology.
Admission is free and open to the public.
The 2013 Futures of Visual Anthropology Conference Overview:
Click here for the 2013 Futures of Visual Anthropology Conference Full Schedule and Directions
For inquiries, please contact FVA Conference Chair and VAST Vice President, K. Eva Weiss