by University of Manitoba Institute for the Humanities
Part planetarium show and part rumination on Alice in Wonderland, the nature of rabbits, and heroes, The Local Sky Tonight is an off-kilter guide to the stars. The Winnipeg debut of this performance (approx. 45 minutes) will be followed by a discussion of the cosmos and the imagination featuring a panel of local scientists, artists, and thinkers.Tickets available on Eventbrite: $5 for students (by donation), $10 general admission (by donation). No one will be turned away for lack of funds.
**Please be aware that because payment is by donation, tickets are issued one at a time. If you donate $20, for instance, the system will not automatically generate two tickets.Share this event on Facebook and Twitter.We hope you can make it!Cheers,University of Manitoba Institute for the Humanities
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Event Summary:
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Event: The Local Sky Tonight: A Shawna Dempsey & Lorri Millan Performance
Date: Sunday, 3 February 2019 from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM (CST)
Location: <b>Gas Station Art Centre</b><br />445 River Avenue<br />Winnipeg, MB R3L 0C3<br />Canada<br />
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Event Details:
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Part planetarium show and part rumination on Alice in Wonderland, the nature of rabbits, and heroes, The Local Sky Tonight is an off-kilter guide to the stars. The Winnipeg debut of this performance (approx. 45 minutes) will be followed by a discussion of the cosmos and the imagination featuring a panel of local scientists, artists, and thinkers.Tickets available on Eventbrite: $5 for students (by donation), $10 general admission (by donation). No one will be turned away for lack of funds.
**Please be aware that because payment is by donation, tickets are issued one at a time. If you donate $20, for instance, the system will not automatically generate two tickets.
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University of Manitoba Institute for the Humanities
The University of Manitoba Institute for the Humanities (UMIH) was established in 1990 to foster research and scholarship in the Humanities at the University of Manitoba, to promote cross-disciplinary research in the Humanities, and to help obtain external funding for Humanities research.
The Institute addresses the needs and interests of researchers in a broad range of subject including literature and languages, film and visual culture, philosophy, history and religion, and also the literary, philosophical, theological and historical aspects of the social and physical sciences, mathematics, the arts, and professional studies.
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Dear friends of the humanities,
The UMIH wishes you all a happy, prosperous and productive 2019!
And we can help with our External Grant Support program. The inaugural 2018-19 call for applications is still open.
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Paul Jenkins, PhD
Programming Manager and Assistant Director
Institute for the Humanities &
Instructor, Dept. of History
University of Manitoba
407 Tier Building
204 474 9599
umih(a)umanitoba.ca<mailto:umih@ad.umanitoba.ca>
umanitoba.ca/institutes/humanities<http://umanitoba.ca/faculties/arts/departments/humanities>
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Paul Jenkins, PhD
Programming Developer/Manager and Assistant Director
Institute for the Humanities &
Instructor, Dept. of History
University of Manitoba
407 Tier Building
204 474 9599
umih(a)umanitoba.ca<mailto:umih@ad.umanitoba.ca>
umanitoba.ca/institutes/humanities<http://umanitoba.ca/faculties/arts/departments/humanities>
Dear friends of the humanities,
Our Fall programming will draw to a close this week with a moderated roundtable discussion with faculty and students on "Race and Whiteness." For more details please see below.
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Paul Jenkins, PhD
Programming Developer/Manager and Assistant Director
Institute for the Humanities &
Instructor, Dept. of History
University of Manitoba
407 Tier Building
204 474 9599
umih(a)umanitoba.ca<mailto:umih@ad.umanitoba.ca>
umanitoba.ca/institutes/humanities<http://umanitoba.ca/faculties/arts/departments/humanities>
Dear friends of the humanities,
Next week will be another busy with a series of events explicitly dedicated to discussing and demonstrating the value and importance of the work we do in the Faculty of Arts. As ever, all are welcome.
Thursday, November 22, 2018—Presented by the UMIH Health Humanities Research Cluster
12:30 pm, 409 Tier Building
Ellen Amster, Jason A Hannah Chair in the History of Medicine, McMaster University
“The Humanity of Medicine and the Humanities in Medicine.”
Lunch provided.
Event poster<https://umhumanities.com/#jp-carousel-1343>
Thursday, November 22, 2018—Part of the “Beyond Crisis: The Middle East Past, Present, Future” series
6:00 pm, Schultz Theatre, St John’s College
Ellen Amster, Jason A Hannah Chair in the History of Medicine, McMaster University, “The Body and the Body Politic: Healing, History, and Biomedicine in the Middle East and North Africa”
Reception to follow
Event Poster<https://umhumanities.com/#jp-carousel-1342>
Thursday, November 22, 2018 — The Futures of the Humanities Series
10:00 am – 4:30 pm, 230 University College
Working Your Degree: Co-operative Education, Experiential Learning and the Twenty-first Century – A One-Day Symposium.
Keynote: Julie Walchli, Executive Director, Work Integrated Education and Career Initiatives and Co-Director, Canada Japan Co-op Program, Faculty of Arts at the University of British Columbia, and Past-President of CEWIL Canada.
Event poster<https://umhumanities.com/#jp-carousel-1345>
For news, events and much more, follow us on Facebook<https://www.facebook.com/UMIHumanities/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel&eid=ARDm8FH…> and subscribe to the hUManities blog<https://umhumanities.com/>
Paul Jenkins, PhD
Programming Developer/Manager and Assistant Director
Institute for the Humanities &
Instructor, Dept. of History
University of Manitoba
407 Tier Building
204 474 9599
umih(a)umanitoba.ca<mailto:umih@ad.umanitoba.ca>
umanitoba.ca/institutes/humanities<http://umanitoba.ca/faculties/arts/departments/humanities>
HALLOWE’EN EVENTS
Thursday, October 25 – Arts of Conversation
2:30 pm, 409 Tier Building
David Annandale (Dept ETFM), “The Darkest Timeline: Get Out, Hereditary, And The Horror Movie In The Age Of Trump”
Event Calendar<http://events.umanitoba.ca/EventList.aspx?fromdate=10/1/2018&todate=10/31/2…>
Event Poster<https://umhumanities.com/#jp-carousel-1274>
Wednesday, October 31 – All Day Public Event
Frankenreads, Winnipeg<https://frankenreadswinnipeg.wordpress.com/> – An international celebration of the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
Event Calendar<http://events.umanitoba.ca/EventList.aspx?fromdate=10/1/2018&todate=10/31/2…>
Event Poster<https://umhumanities.com/#jp-carousel-1227>
RACE AND THE MIDDLE AGES
Monday, October 29
10:30 am, 409 Tier Building
Dorothy Kim (Brandeis University), “Embodying the Database: Race, Gender, and Social Justice”
This talk deals with Medieval Studies, Roberto Busa, S.J., The Index Thomasticus, alternative genealogies of the database that go back to Khipu, pre-contact American embodied databases, WWII, IBM and the Holocaust, and the possibilities of a decolonized history of science.
Event Calendar<http://events.umanitoba.ca/EventList.aspx?fromdate=10/1/2018&todate=10/31/2…>
Event Poster<https://umhumanities.com/#jp-carousel-1317>
Monday, October 29
12:30 pm, 408 Tier Building—Please note the room change
Dorothy Kim, (Brandeis University), “Race and the De/Post/Anti-Colonial Middle Ages”
Event Calendar<http://events.umanitoba.ca/EventList.aspx?fromdate=10/1/2018&todate=10/31/2…>
Event Poster<https://umhumanities.com/#jp-carousel-1314>
Dorothy Kim teaches Medieval Literature at Brandeis University. Her research focuses on race, gender, digital humanities, medieval women’s literary cultures, medievalism, Jewish/Christian difference, book history, digital media, and the alt-right. A prolific scholar, Professor Kim has, among many other projects, two books, The Alt-Medieval: Digital Whiteness and Medieval Studies and Decolonize the Middle Ages, forthcoming with ArcPress, and a co-edited volume (with Kimberly Coles), A Cultural History of Race in the Renaissance and Early Modern Age (1350-1550) forthcoming with Bloomsbury.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Tuesday, November 6 – Workshop Series—Register Today, space limited
10:30-4:00 – 409 Tier Building
PhDs That Work: Finding Success in an Uncertain Job Market,
with Maren Wood and Jennifer Polk of Beyond the Professoriate
Event Poster<https://umhumanities.com/#jp-carousel-1288>
Free registration at https://umhumanities.com
Thursday, November 22, 2018 — The Futures of the Humanities Series
10:00 am – 4:00 pm, 230 University College
Working Your Degree: Co-operative Education, Experiential Learning and the Twenty-first Century – A One-Day Symposium.
Keynote: Julie Walchli, Executive Director, Work Integrated Education and Career Initiatives, Co-Director, Canada Japan Co-op Program, Faculty of Arts, The University of British Columbia
Session 1 – What Are Co-ops and What Are They Not?
Panel: TBC
Session 2 – Challenges Facing CEWIL Programs
Panel: TBC
Session 3 – Keys to Successful CEWIL Programs
Panel: TBC
Session 4 – CEWIL and the Future
Panel: TBC
For news, events and much more, follow us on Facebook<https://www.facebook.com/UMIHumanities/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel&eid=ARDm8FH…> and subscribe to the hUManities blog<https://umhumanities.com/>
Paul Jenkins, PhD
Programming Developer/Coordinator and Assistant Director
Institute for the Humanities &
Instructor, Dept. of History
University of Manitoba
407 Tier Building
204 474 9599
umih(a)umanitoba.ca<mailto:umih@ad.umanitoba.ca>
umanitoba.ca/institutes/humanities<http://umanitoba.ca/faculties/arts/departments/humanities>
Dear friends of the humanities,
Apologies, but the doors for "Sex at the End of the World – Tipi Confessions in Bed with QPOC" event open at 5:30 pm tonight, and not 6:30 pm as listed. The show starts at 6:00 pm.
Paul Jenkins, PhD
Program Developer/Coordinator & Assistant to the Director
Institute for the Humanities &
Instructor, Dept. of History
University of Manitoba
407 Tier Building
204 474 9599
umih(a)umanitoba.ca<mailto:umih@ad.umanitoba.ca>
umanitoba.ca/institutes/humanities<http://umanitoba.ca/faculties/arts/departments/humanities>