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Introduction to Monsoon as Method, Assembling Monsoonal Multiplicities

Published by Lindsay Bremner

The following is the Introduction to Monsoon as Method, Assembling Monsoonal Multiplicities, the edited volume by Monsoon Assemblages, published by Actar in 2022. Introduction: Monsoon as Method Lindsay Bremner This…

01/06/2022
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01/06/2022

Introduction to Monsoon as Method, Assembling Monsoonal Multiplicities

The following is the Introduction to Monsoon as Method, Assembling Monsoonal Multiplicities, the edited volume by Monsoon Assemblages, published by…

by Lindsay Bremner
01/06/2022

Lindsay Bremner awarded a European Research Council (ERC) Proof of Concept Grant

Lindsay Bremner has been awarded a one-year, €150,000 European Research Council (ERC) Proof of Concept Grant for ‘Climate Cartographics,’ a…

by Lindsay Bremner
12/05/2022

Monsoon as Method: Assembling Monsoonal Multiplicities

We are delighted to announce that the culminating book of the Monsoon Assemblages project, Monsoon as Method: Assembling Monsoonal Multiplicities,…

by Lindsay Bremner
13/04/2022

Planetary Assemblages

Monsoon Assemblages is currently exhibiting work alongside Manifest Data Lab in an exhibition titled Planetary Assemblages at the Lethaby Gallery…

by Lindsay Bremner

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The ambition of this research project was to undertake a ground-breaking interdisciplinary enquiry into relations between changing monsoon climates and rapid urban growth in three of South Asia’s largest cities, Chennai, Delhi and Dhaka. The aim was to produce knowledge of and design strategies for these urban environments, conceptualized as more-than-human, monsoonal ecological systems that operate across multiple scales and through media that are indivisibly natural, social, political and technological. Read more

Funding

Monsoon Assemblages was a research project funded by the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (Grant Agreement No. 679873)

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Monsoon Assemblages was an interdisciplinary, practice driven research project that draws on the environmental humanities, the natural sciences and spatial design. Read more

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