The Conference is being developed in conjunction with UCL’s Intercultural Interactions Grand Research Challenge, the US­ based Luce Irigaray Circle, and Fatale (Feminist Architectural Theory Analysis, Laboratory and Education) at KTH, Stockholm.

Please see the Panels listed below. Further details of contributors and schedule to follow.

Ecologies: Matter, Nature, Art
Chair: Phyllis Kaminski. Commentator: t.b.c.

Ethics of Global Education (title to be confirmed)
Covenors: Luce Irigaray (Doctor of Philosophy, & Centre National de la Recherche Scientific, Paris), Professor Michael Worton (UCL)

Feminist Approaches to Bioethics
Convenor: Professor Mary Rawlinson (Stony Brook, SUNY)
Panelists:
Gillian Howie, Liverpool University
Margrit Schildrick, Queen's University, Belfast

Irigaray and Her Contemporaries
Chair: t.b.c. Commentator: Danae McLeod

Mother-Daughter Relations
Chair: t.b.c. Commentator: Sara McNamara

Sexuate Sustainable Practices and Ecologies
Convenors: Dr Peg Rawes (UCL), Professor Gail Schwab (Hofstra University, NY)

Understanding Difference: why poetry matters
Convenors: Professor Timothy Mathews (UCL), Dr Sharon Morris (UCL)

Whirlwinds
Convenors: Professor Jane Rendell (UCL) and Dr Ana Araujo (University of the Arts, London)

The Karen Burke Memorial Prize Lecture
Convenors: The Luce Irigaray Circle

The Conference is being supported by: UCL’s Bartlett School of Architecture Research Fund; the ‘Centre for the Study of Contemporary Art’, History of Art Department; the Department of French; the Slade School of Fine Art, and UCL’s Grand Challenge of Intercultural Interactions. Its international collaborators and funders are Hofstra and Stony Brook Universities, The Luce Irigaray Circle, and FATALE at KTH Stockholm.

Registration Details:

For information on the 2010 Conference please access the Conference's website at http://www.ucl.ac.uk/sexuate-subjects. For general enquiries about the event please email Anna Solarska at anna.solarska@ucl.ac.uk.

Please register, using UCL's registration link, if you plan to attend the 2010 conference, or any of the talks. Full registration information will be available on September 1, 2010. 

The Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London (UCL) is located at Gower Street, London, WC1E 6BT. Hotel information is available for the 2010 Conference under UCL's accommodation link. Full registration details will be available by September 1, 2010.

Call for Paper requirements: (Call for Papers is now closed.)
Please find specific details of submissions and convenor contact details in each panel description link listed below.

Panel: Whirlwinds

Panel: Understanding Difference: why poetry matters

Panel: Lot's Wife: The imperatives of disobedience and the spectacle of violence

Panel: Sexuate sustainable practices and ecologies

The Luce Irigaray Circle open call for panels/papers

The Karen Burke Memorial Prize Lecture call for papers