TALKS AND CONVERSATIONS
In English
“Alice Miceli and Luiz Camillo Osorio in conversation about “In Depth (minefields)” (58:08)
Spring Seminar “Traumatic Landscapes”, Escola das Artes, Porto, Portugal, 2022
Key moments:
The most heavily mined place on Earth - 25:47
The convention of war photography - 28:11
Plural Domains: Art in, of, from Latin America - Harn Museum of Art
José Falconi (moderator), Panel Participants: Amalia Pica, Alice Miceli, José Gabriel Fernández
“Plural Domains: Art in, of, from Latin America” includes one art history lecture and a panel discussion comprised of internationally recognized artists and a scholar, each with a distinguished career and record of exhibitions, publications and participation in public events.
Marcantonio Vilaça Prize 2017 (03:01)
ARTE1 Channel
Alice Miceli explores paradigm shift in relation to Chernobyl and visibility (14:40)
“Climate change as paradigm shift”, transmediale, Berlin, 2009
In Portuguese
Ping Pong #22 | Alice Miceli e Thyago Nogueira (1:17:41)
Alice Miceli e Thyago Nogueira, diretor do departamento de Fotografia Contemporanea do Instituto Moreira Salles e editor chefe da revista ZUM, conversam sobre fotografia, radiação, invisibilidade, campos minados e pandemia e a relação desses assuntos com o trabalho da artista.
#AtosDeTradução: Ciência como tradução - Alice Miceli (25:01)
SESC SP
3 Gerações, 3 Inimigos - Uma conversa sobre artes, direitos humanos e valores democráticos (1:33:24)
O Núcleo Cultura e Relações Internacionais do CEBRI convida para o debate ao vivo "3 Gerações, 3 Inimigos - Uma conversa sobre artes, direitos humanos e valores democráticos" com participação de Alice Miceli (Artista Visual), Carmela Gross (Artista Visual), Rosângela Rennó (Artista Visual), Embaixador Marcos Azambuja (CEBRI), Evangelina Seiler (CEBRI) e Carla Duarte (CEBRI).
PIPA 2020 | PIPA podcast - T01E06 Arte e epidemias (25:24)
SESC-SP
Programa MAC encontra os artistas - USP (1:47:35)
13/09/2011
Residencies Studio Sessions: Artist Talk - NTU CCA (52:35
16 Aug 2017, Wed 07:30 PM - 09:00 PM
Studio #01-06, Block 38 Malan Road
In this talk, Artist-in-Residence Alice Miceli will discuss her research on landscapes inscribed with human-induced traumas and how former theatres of war raise issues of visibility, accessibility, and memory. Focusing on two of her major projects—Chernobyl Project (2007–2011), which revolves around the exclusion zone generated by the infamous nuclear disaster and In Depth (landmines) (2014–ongoing), a photographic inquiry into landscapes contaminated with unexplored landmines—Miceli will unravel the multiple methodologies, from archival research and investigative travels to formal experimentation, which frame the traces of trauma in the context of her practice.