BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 METHOD:PUBLISH PRODID:-//Telerik Inc.//Sitefinity CMS 13.3//EN BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to be organizing a panel for the 41st av福利社ANZ A nnual Conference\, to be held in lutruwita/Tasmania\, 3&ndash\;5 December 2025 &mdash\; and we warmly invite abstract submissions.This call is for a panel session at the 41st av福利社ANZ Annual Conference\, \;Extremities: S outh\, East\, North\, West of Architectural History\, to be held in lutruw ita/Tasmania from 3&ndash\;5 December 2025.This panel explores how feminis t spatial practices engage with the extremities of modernism&mdash\;its di sciplinary boundaries and spatial hierarchies. Extremities&mdash\;whether understood as physical\, disciplinary\, or conceptual&mdash\;can mark the points where dominant spatial narratives begin to hesitate. In the context of modernist design\, these edges expose the contradictions behind its un iversalist ambitions\, revealing how spatial regimes often reinforced gend ered exclusions\, and erased alternative voices. Feminist spatial practice s engage with these conditions in diverse ways&mdash\;not only by respondi ng from the margins\, but also by reworking\, challenging\, or offering al ternatives to the spatial and ideological frameworks shaped by modernism.B y engaging with peripheral conditions&mdash\;whether spatial\, social\, or conceptual&mdash\;feminist thinkers and makers expose the exclusions embe dded in modernist narratives and offer alternative frameworks grounded in care. Their multidisciplinary practices challenge who is enabled to build\ , be visible\, and shape the memory of our built and imagined environments .We welcome case studies\, speculative histories\, and critical practices that engage with:How have spatial extremities shaped gendered exclusions\, and how do feminist practices resist or rework them?How do feminist appro aches reimagine space where modernist narratives have broken down?How can interdisciplinary feminist strategies reclaim visibility\, authorship\, an d agency?Aligned with the av福利社ANZ conference&rsquo\;s broader theme\, this panel welcomes proposals from across the Global South\, the Asia-Pacific&n dash\;Indian Ocean region\, and beyond. We especially encourage submission s that foreground lesser-known spaces\, practices\, or individuals&mdash\; particularly those from underrepresented or peripheral contexts.*Submissio ns should include a title and abstract (max. 200 words)\, along with the a uthor&rsquo\;s contact details and a brief CV (max. 50 words). References should follow the \;Chicago Manual of Style\, 18th Edition. Please sub mit proposals to \;niloofar.amini@uca.ac.uk \;by \;16 June 202 5.** This panel will run for 60&ndash\;90 minutes and include 3&ndash\;5 s hort-form paper presentations\, each comprising 20 minutes of theoretical framing followed by 10 minutes for Q&\;A. Final papers should be 1500&n dash\;2000 words in length\, suitable for immediate conference publication and future development into journal articles. We also warmly welcome inno vative presentation formats that combine a theoretical component (10 minut es) with an experimental or creative mode of delivery (10 minutes). These may include performances\, readings of creative work\, discussions of work s-in-progress\, or exploratory dialogues with practitioners\, curators\, o r filmmakers\, all aimed at fostering thought- provoking conversations bey ond conventional academic formats. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250617 DTSTAMP:20250524T050111Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250422 LOCATION:Australia\,lutruwita/Tasmania SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Call for Papers: Feminist Counter-Narratives at the Extremities of Modernism: av福利社ANZ Annual Conference UID:RFCALITEM638836596717898233 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

We are delighted to be organizing a panel for the 41st av福利社ANZ Annual Conference\, to be held in lutruwita/Tas mania\, 3&ndash\;5 December 2025 &mdash\; and we warmly invite abstract su bmissions.

T his call is for a panel session at the 41st av福利社ANZ Annual Conference\,&nbs p\;Extremities: South\, East\, North\, West of Architectural History\, to be held in lutruwita/Tasmania from 3&ndash\;5 December 2025.

This panel explores how feminist spatial practices engage with the extremities of modernism&mdash\;its disciplinary boundaries and spati al hierarchies. Extremities&mdash\;whether understood as physical\, discip linary\, or conceptual&mdash\;can mark the points where dominant spatial n arratives begin to hesitate. In the context of modernist design\, these ed ges expose the contradictions behind its universalist ambitions\, revealin g how spatial regimes often reinforced gendered exclusions\, and erased al ternative voices. Feminist spatial practices engage with these conditions in diverse ways&mdash\;not only by responding from the margins\, but also by reworking\, challenging\, or offering alternatives to the spatial and i deological frameworks shaped by modernism.

By enga ging with peripheral conditions&mdash\;whether spatial\, social\, or conce ptual&mdash\;feminist thinkers and makers expose the exclusions embedded i n modernist narratives and offer alternative frameworks grounded in care. Their multidisciplinary practices challenge who is enabled to build\, be v isible\, and shape the memory of our built and imagined environments.
We welcome case studies\, speculative histories\, and critical practices that engage with:

  1. How have spatial extremiti es shaped gendered exclusions\, and how do feminist practices resist or re work them?
  2. How do feminist approaches reimagine space where modernist narratives have broken down?
  3. < span>How can interdisciplinary feminist strategies reclaim visibility\, au thorship\, and agency?

Aligned with the av福利社ANZ conference&rsquo\;s broader theme\, this panel welcomes p roposals from across the Global South\, the Asia-Pacific&ndash\;Indian Oce an region\, and beyond. We especially encourage submissions that foregroun d lesser-known spaces\, practices\, or individuals&mdash\;particularly tho se from underrepresented or peripheral contexts.

* Submissions should include a title and abstract (max. 200 words)\, along w ith the author&rsquo\;s contact details and a brief CV (max. 50 words). Re ferences should follow the \;Chicago Manual of Style\, 18th Edition. Please submit proposals to \;niloofar.a mini@uca.ac.uk \;by \;16 June 2025.

** This pan el will run for 60&ndash\;90 minutes and include 3&ndash\;5 short-form pap er presentations\, each comprising 20 minutes of theoretical framing follo wed by 10 minutes for Q&\;A. Final papers should be 1500&ndash\;2000 wo rds in length\, suitable for immediate conference publication and future d evelopment into journal articles. We also warmly welcome innovative presen tation formats that combine a theoretical component (10 minutes) with an e xperimental or creative mode of delivery (10 minutes). These may include p erformances\, readings of creative work\, discussions of works-in-progress \, or exploratory dialogues with practitioners\, curators\, or filmmakers\ , all aimed at fostering thought- provoking conversations beyond conventio nal academic formats.

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