Postdoctoral Opportunity in Trans Ecologies
I am delighted to be able to share the following opportunity for early career scholars in Trans Geographies and adjacent disciplines. At Durham University, we aim to create an open and […]
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CfP AAG 2023: “Queer/trans ecologies: methodological considerations for critical geographical research”
CfP: Panel Session, AAG 2023, DenverConvenors: Sage Brice (Durham University), Cleo Wölfle Hazard (University of Washington), Austin Read (Bristol University) Deadline for EOIs 25 October 2022 Title: “Queer/trans ecologies: methodological […]
FREE workshop @ Baltic Gateshead: Drawing in the Fluid Tense
How might we escape the tyranny of the present to draw what we cannot see? Saturday’s free workshop with Laura Harrington at Baltic Gateshead explores trans/queer feminist temporalities and speculative […]
Animating contested landscapes: violent identity-formation and the materiality of the image in duration
With apologies for the short notice, I’m pleased to share that on Wednesday 27th April (4.30-6.00pm UK time) I will be presenting for the Literary and Visual landscapes Seminar Series […]
Queer River sharing event
I’m really pleased to be sharing a short contribution at this exciting online event with James Aldridge and Minty Donald: Queer River sharing Event What can queer perspectives bring to […]
Artwork featured on Bedminster billboard
I was pleased to see this drawing from my Dandelion Roots series featured on a billboard in Bedminster, Bristol, UK. Text reads: The shape of white silence / is a […]
Dandelion Roots – a covid-19 diary
In the pause after submitting my PhD thesis and at the start of lockdown I began a diary drawing out relationships between intimate, everyday encounters and broader political themes: identity, […]
Weather Station at the B-Side Festival, Portland
I’m pleased to say I will be including both the Some:when flatner and new work alongside an exciting selection of artists at OSR Projects‘ upcoming exhibition Weather Station, as part […]
With John Fanshawe and Kate Foster: place drawing as a shared process
Three days of field-drawing in the Scottish Borders let John Fanshawe, Kate Foster and myself develop a method of shared drawing that helped weave individual observations with each other’s expertise. […]
Welcome
This blog is an occasional record of my work as an environmentally and socially engaged artist, as well as the odd illustration or design project. For more frequent news and […]
Sage Brice 