Temporality / Entropy / Being evidences and celebrates the diversity of art practice afforded by its theme which permeates discourse in art, philosophy, science, social science, literature and music.
Our cluster’s output seeks to interrogate the notion of ‘temporality’ from a wide range of inter-related perspectives, providing platform for debate and critique within contemporary cultural contexts.
About the cluster
Temporality / Entropy / Being is one of four research clusters within the School of Art at Edinburgh College of Art (ECA).
It is convened by Dr Louise Milne, a Lecturer in Critical Theory at ECA.
Bringing together established and early career researchers, including PhD students and tutors, such as current member Jonathan Owen, we are open to everyone at every career stage.
Events
In the 2016/17 academic year, the School of Art Friday Lectures - a public series of talks by leading national and international artists and thinkers - was themed around the School’s research clusters.
Four of the talks were linked to Temporality / Entropy / Being:
27th January 2017 - Lucy Soutter
3rd February 2017 - Dee Heddon
10th February 2017 - Melanie Gilligan
17th February 2017 - Filipa Ramos
