Mapping the Anthropocene: Guided Lunchtime Tour

This intimate guided tour involves a walk-through of the artwork and resources on display, with curator and researcher Dr Inge Panneels, providing the opportunity for more detailed insights into the concepts behind the work and the context within humanities research. Panneels has written extensively about critical cartography and creative mapping and invites audiences on a journey to explore mapping as a method to understand complex systems, relationships and power structures. 

‘Mapping the Anthropocene: hopeful futures’ is partially funded by the ESRC Festival of Social Science, and the Institute for Design Informatics.

This event has limited capacity and so registration is required. If you have any enquiries about the events and venues, please contact event organisers at d[email protected]

Venue accessibility features: Accessible toilets, Assistance dogs welcome, Baby changing facilities, Seating, Step-free access, Wheelchair accessible

For inquiries about accessibility, please contact the DI team at [email protected] or visit the Access webpage for more information about the venue: https://inspace.ed.ac.uk/venue-access/

Please note this workshop will be photographed, and may be used for future marketing, promotional or archive purposes. If you would prefer not to be photographed, please let us know at the event.

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