Me, to the kids enjoying the ice sculptures in town today: "you see, the temporalities of ice are central to its discursive place in cultural imaginaries. Its materiality..."

What happened to limiting big government?

Amen.

A reminder to join us at midday next week for the 'Visual Cultures of the Circumpolar North' virtual roundtable! This event is part of American Society for Environmental History EH Week and co-supported by NiCHE & Jackman Humanities Institute. Time: Wednesday 19th April, 12-2pmEDT Don't forget to register 👇

Here it is, all in one place! My book tour! Please come & say hello.

Tonight! Mainers, please come & say hi! Buy a book (doesn’t even have to be mine) from my favorite indie shop in Portland!

Omg Cory Arcangel this is gorgeous 🥲 (And also—love the shout out to BUFFALOOOOOOOO!!!!) (From the May 2023 issue of artforum)

Thank you again to everyone who joined us a few weeks ago! The recording of our event is now available to watch whenever you need another dose of Visual Cultures of the Circumpolar North ❄️💙 NiCHE Jackman Humanities Institute niche-canada.org/2023/05/02/nic…

Trans people use gendered spaces every single day with you, and have done so for as long as you’ve been alive. If you’ve suddenly become angry and upset about trans people existing in public spaces, you’ve been swept up by a moral panic meant to distact you from real issues.

Happy to share with you all! Not only is this about digital materialism but a celebration of web-enabled proximity. Auri's work consistently reflects the paradoxical power of computers to enable intimacy while interfering with corporeal contact and occupation of shared space

People in #Longyearbyen, the world’s northernmost settlement, woke up Wednesday to warm winds. By 8 am the temperature was already 14,5° C. That was one degree warmer than Paris. tinyurl.com/yc4ef86y Via The Barents Observer #Environment

75-day polar expedition starts Aug. 1 - goal is to tell the stories of the women who supported the male explorers nunatsiaq.com/stories/articl…

My paper "Ice in Motion: Panoramic Perspectives and Moving Pictures" has just been published in ARCTIC Journal! 🎉 Here, I write about the visual and sensorial panoramic history of ice. DM if you don't have access. tinyurl.com/bdzdhndh

📨 This week’s #Queering the #Arctic Series publication by Justin Levesque 🥶 and Jaime DeSimone: “Geographical Problems: Interview with Artist Justin Levesque” is online now! 🌎 🔗 Find the full article below ⬇️ thearcticinstitute.org/geographical-p…

Thank you, The Arctic Institute!