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Summer Residency 2 – Dramaturgical Ecologies

Summer Residency 2 – Dramaturgical Ecologies

by | Jul 1, 2022 | activities-and-events

In the second week of July, 3E hosted a residency for the Dramaturgical Ecologies research group from Concordia University, Montreal. Dramaturgical Ecologies is a multidisciplinary research-creation group headed by Angélique Wilkie (Dance, Concordia University). Its...
Moving on from Maple

Moving on from Maple

by | Jun 26, 2022 | activities-and-events

We have been using this year’s maple production as a fund-raising tool, taking contributions in return for syrup. Our donations have just surpassed our expenses for the season. (Expenses were $2952 and we just surpassed $3000 in returns). Everything we bring in...
Sugaring off!

Sugaring off!

by | May 15, 2022 | activities-and-events

Year two of sugaring off has come and gone, and 95 gallons of syrup later, we are also almost untapped! The process is demanding and beautiful. It begins when the weather goes above 0 during the day but stays below 0 at night. This happened late this year – the very...
3Ecologies Books – New Release: Sweet Spots

3Ecologies Books – New Release: Sweet Spots

by | Dec 30, 2021 | publications

Sweet Spots: Writing the Connective Tissue of Relation by Mattie Sempert free pdf – paperback for sale with 3Ecologies Books imprint at Punctum   Sweet Spots thinks transversally across language and body, and between text and tissue. This assemblage of essays...

Diagrammatic Thought Reading Group

by | Jul 26, 2021 | activities-and-events

Alfred North Whitehead–and aesthetics The Diagrammatic Thought RG continues thinking with the Whiteheadian notion of the world “as a medium” (see Process and Reality, Part II, Ch. IV, Sects IV to IX). Only, now we are adding the aesthetics layer to this notion,...
Schizoanalysis reading group

Schizoanalysis reading group

by | Jul 23, 2021 | activities-and-events

A new email-based reading group on schizoanalysis is starting. Schizoanalysis, the practice of creating conditions for a life resplendent with neurodiversity, is explored here. Current reading: Camille Robcis, Disalienation. Contact: erintango@gmail.com.