C. Jeffery, ‘From the Shore to the Coast: Curating the Frontline of Change’. Curating the Sea. Eds. Syperek, Pandora; Wade, Sarah. Journal of Curatorial Studies. Intellect.Volume 9, Number 2, 1 October 2020, pp. 230-247(18) DOI: https://doi.org/10.1386/jcs_00022_1
Blue Humanities (Ian Buchanan and Celina Jeffery, Eds.). Symploke. Vol. 27. Nos 1-2. 2019
Celina Jeffery will speak at Wrack Zone: ALECC 2018, the fifth biennial conference of ALECC, the Association for Literature, Environment, and Culture in Canada. The details are as follows:
Creations: Edges and Horizons: Embodied Artistic Practice on the Shoreline
Location: University of Victoria, Victoria, BC
Time: 10:30AM - 12:00PM
Speaker: Celina Jeffery, “Ephemeral Coast”
Celina Jeffery will speak at the Marine Transgressions Conference at the Create Centre, Bristol, UK. The details are as follows:
Activity: Artist Panel
Time: 10:50AM - 12:30PM
Location: Lecture Theatre, Create Centre, Bristol, UK
Speaker: Celina Jeffrey – ‘Ephemeral Coast: These Waters Have Stories to Tell’
Celina Jeffery. ‘Glacier Elegy: A Letter to the Future’. In Rothenberg, David (Ed.), Jaanika Peerna: Glacier Elegies, 2021. Cambridge, United States: Terra Nova Press / MIT.
Preview: 19 January 2018, 18:30-21:00
Performance at 18:30 by Jaanika Peerna
Symposium: Saturday 20 January 2018, 13:30 – 16:30
On January 19th, 2018, the exhibition These Waters Have Stories To Tell will open at the Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, Swansea, UK.
C. Jeffery. These Waters Have Stories to Tell (pp. 54). Swansea, United Kingdom: Glynn Vivian Art Gallery and Museum. 2018.
TWELFTH ASLE BIENNIAL CONFERENCE
RUST/RESISTANCE: WORKS OF RECOVERY
On Wednesday, June 21st, Celina Jeffery will speak at the ASLE 2017 Conference at Wayne State University, Detroit, MI. The details are as follows:
Session C: 3:30 - 5:00 pm
C8. Littoral Zones (2): Seaweed and Other Refuse
Stream: Natural Resources
Celina Jeffery, University of Ottawa, Ephemeral Coast
On May 19th, 2017 the exhibition, Oceans: Surface/Below will open at Oriel Myrddin Gallery, Wales, UK.
In Oceans: Surface/Below, US-based artists Pam Longobardi and Diana Heise employ environmental cartographies to consider the effects of plastic contamination, industrial fishing and habitat degradation within the world’s oceans. Together, these artists focus our attention upon environmental waters through the ethical responses that emerge from art.
Image credit: Gemma Copp, Soul of the Sea, 2016
"Trouble Shooting and Trouble Making Worldwide"
Image credit: Mark Dion, Ichthyosaurus, 2003
Image credit: Pam Longobardi, The Crime of Willful Neglect, 2014
Junk Ocean (Celina Jeffery and Ian Buchanan, Eds.). Drain, A Journal of Contemporary Art and Culture, 2016 12(2). doi: www.drainmag.com
Edge Effects, Mauritius, 2016
An Ephemeral Coast Exhibition
Opening: 6pm, July 29th
Artists:
Nirveda Alleck (MAU), Shiraz Bayjoo (MAU/UK), Gemma Copp (Wales, UK), Alex Duncan (UK), and Diana Heise (USA)
Image credit:
Diana Heise, Lamer Nou Fer/The Sea We Make, HD video installation, 2016. Featuring music by Stefan Gua
Artist Pam Longobardi will give an artist talk at the University of Ottawa's Visual Arts Department.
Ephemeral Coast presents the Canadian debut of Ile de France, 2015 by the internationally acclaimed Mauritian artist and filmmaker, Shiraz Bayjoo.
Shiraz Bayjoo: Authoring Collective Identity in a Post-Colonial World
Artist talk presented by SAWvideo Media Art Centre, 67 Nicholas Street, in association with Ephemeral Coast.
Ephemeral Coast, S. Wales. New York, United States: Punctum books. 2014. doi:https://goo.gl/MiAUxz
