Events
The CIREC aims to provide a unifying framework for individual and collective initiatives which are multiplying in the field of research-creation in the social sciences. It works to widely disseminate this type of research and thus to create bridges between science, culture and society.
Conceived as a collective space conducive to exchanges (je crois que ce n’est pas le mot mais je trouve pas mieux) dialogue?, debates and the production of common knowledge, the CIREC intends to develop through the reception je crois vraiment que c’est ça and organization of conferences, seminars, workshops, exhibitions and film screenings.
June 10, 2022
At the Mucem in Marseille
Application deadline: May 10
The Focus (Alternative Writing Fair in the Social Sciences) is hosting the Cirec research-creation workshop this year. This workshop offers researchers and doctoral students the opportunity to present an ongoing project to discuss with members of Cirec, researchers who practice research-creation.
The proposed projects should draw on both the resources of the social sciences and artistic practices in order to question the social world through the prism of a cross-disciplinary approach in art and social sciences.
CIREC WORKSHOPS
invited by FOCUS, the Salon of Alternative Writing in the Social Sciences
Hélène Mutter and Déborah Brosteaux organize a film-philo at ISELP, partner of Cirec
Men in sight
The Ciné-Philo considers cinema as a medium for philosophical reflection. What perspectives does the film offer on the subjects it addresses? The programming is intended to be at the crossroads of cinema, philosophy and geopolitics. Two film-philos are co-organized by ISELP, the ULB Philosophy Research Center, and the ULB War Experience Research Group (GREG).
April 26, 7-9 p.m.
There will be no more nights
Documentary by Éléonore Weber, 2020, 76', France
Images from helicopters in the theater of operations. The insatiable eye of the pilots scans the landscape. The men who are targeted are unaware that they are, they have not spotted where the threat came from. The intervention takes place before our eyes. The one who films is also the one who kills.
The screening is followed by a discussion between:
Éléonore Weber (director), Déborah Brosteaux (doctoral student in philosophy at the ULB) and Hélène Mutter (visual artist, researcher, doctor of Art and Art Sciences)
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Alexandra Tilman is a member of the jury of the
FESTIVAL SHORT ON WORK
The prize will be awarded by a jury made up of academics and professionals from the audiovisual sector
December 16, 2021 at the Marco Biagi Foundation
CIREC members participate
at the conference
OF THE IMAGE IN THE SPEECH
SPEECH TO THE PICTURE
December 13 and 14, 2021
from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
At the University of Evry Val d'Essonne
Hélène Mutter presents an artistic project that studies the relationship between human conflicts and their pictorial representation. Through this archival work, she also theorizes
Call for proposals from Magali Uhl
with the Canadian Sociological Society
“Narratives of the Disappearance in Anthropocene/Narratives of the Disappearance in Anthropocene”
Annual meeting of the Federation for the Social Sciences and Humanities of Canada
which will be held virtually from May 16 to 20, 2022
The call for proposals is open until January 31
Communication proposals can be made in French and English.
The research workshop "Images of the margins"
invites you to attend its next session
Thursday, December 16 from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Session title: Disability on French-speaking Swiss Television. Corpus construction and methodological discussions
With Anne Marcellini and Justine Scheidegger
Zoom link: https://unil.zoom.us/j/95021374074
Autumn days of research-creation on social worlds
theOctober 22 and 23 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Video recordings and films of the days are online
CALL FOR ARTICLES
CIREC joins forces with the Revue Française des Méthodes Visuelles to edit issue 7 of the journal:
Creative methods
the artistic part of the social sciences
FENCE
The Emerging Working Group
Research and creation
AISLF GTE11
presents two days of colloquium on
Moral issues and commitment to research-creation
July 12 and 13, 2021
Helene Mutter
in residence at the Cultural Meeting Center of Neimenster
Luxemburg 2021
With the support of the Fédération Wallonie Bruxelles International
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Ralf Marsault exhibits at the festival
PORTRAIT (S)
the photographic meeting
of the City of Vichy
from June 11 to September 19, 2021
Les membres du CIREC participent au séminaire
Image et recherche critique :
de la documentation au documentaire
Séminaires DR/CR, EHESS
105 bd Raspail 75006 Paris
du 21 janvier 2021 au 17 juin 2021
Magali Uhl, co-curator of the exhibition
TOTAL SCREEN
The UQAM Design Center presents the exhibition TOTAL SCREEN which welcomes for the first time in Canada the photographs of the philosopher Jean Baudrillard, placed in dialogue with the works of Adam Basanta, Charlie Doyon, Clint Enns, Mishka Henner & Vaseem Bhatti, Penelope Umbrico and Xuan Ye. The omnipresence of screens in our societies and our daily lives is questioned in order to reveal the topicality and the critical, even subversive, potential of the philosopher's thought, used and diverted by several generations of artists and designers of the international scene.
International Visual Sociology Association
The IVSA is pleased to administer both the Rieger Award Program for outstanding work by graduate students in visual sociology and a newly
established Prosser Award Program for outstanding work by beginning
scholars in visual methodologies.
Visit the IVSA dedicated page: https://visualsociology.org/?page_id=819
The CIREC is the guest of
Alternative Writings Fair in Social Sciences
as a professional structure to support and disseminate research-creation
Workshop "my project in 15 minutes"
About forty researchers “pitch” their projects in front of producers, broadcasters, publishers or technicians.
POPULAR TERRITORIES
Documentary cinema and sociology
Cycle of screenings and debates around the notion of “popular territory” at the Colette de Lisses media library in November 2020.
Design, intervention and carte blanche given to Émilie Balteau ( CIREC )
