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FINAL PROGRAMME: 3RD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ANTICIPATION, 2019
OSLO SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN (AHO), OSLO, NORWAY
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Wednesday 9 Oct
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PRE-CONFERENCE EVENT
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12:00 - 16:00Design, Futures and Sustainability
Free entry via designBRICS Seminar (limited entry up to 20 people from ANT19 Conference)
From 1200 - 1600
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OPENING of 3rd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ANTICIPATION (registration required)
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17:00REGISTRATION
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18:00CONFERENCE OPENING
KEYNOTE 1: ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR CYNTHIA SELIN
Rewilding anticipation: Foraging futures, forging futures
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18:30-20:00DRINKS AND SNACKS, EXHIBITION OPENING (Venue: AHO) Co-sponsored by designBRICS
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Thursday 10 Oct
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3rd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ANTICIPATION (registration required)
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08:00-08:30REGISTRATION & REFRESHMENTS
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08:30-08:45WELCOME: AHO PRO-RECTOR PROF RACHEL TROYE
& PROF ANDREW MORRISON, CONFERENCE CHAIR
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08:45-09:15KEYNOTE 2: PROF SOHAIL INAYATULLAH
Castle surrounded by hungry wolves: a stage theory approach to the future
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09:30-11:00THEME: CARE
Curated Session 1
(max 40 people)
Chair: Hanne Cecilie Geirbo		THEME: DESIGN
Curated Session 2
(max 40 people)
Chair: Charles Danoff		THEME: DESIGN
Paper Session 1
(max 40 people)
Chair: Manuela Celi		THEME: CARE
Paper Session 2
(max 25 people)
Chair: Fabrice Roubelat		THEME: TIME
Paper Session 3
(max 25 people)
Chair: Dagny Stuedahl		THEME: PERFORMANCE
Paper Session 4
(max 25 people)
Chair: Lucia Vesnic-Alujevic		THEME: METHODS
Technique Workshop 1
(max 25 people)
Chair: Erik Øverland
Practice Forum (max 10 people)
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Keri Facer, Ann-Kathrin Peters, John Holmberg, Sanna Barrineau, Laila Mendy and Celine GranjouHow should universities care for the future?Nina Bjørnstad and Cheryl Akner KolerPrototyping futures: How a mindful co-writing method, for short videos, support ideationJomy JosephDesignerly Ways of Futuring: Virtual Reality as a foresight tool for Long Term SustainabilityLéo Coutellec, Sebastian J. Moser and Paul-Loup Weil-DubucEulogy of a non-predictive anticipatory medicineFadia DakkaExploring ‘university rhythms’ as anticipatory practicesSergio Urueña, Hannot Rodríguez and Andoni IbarraEnacting anticipatory heuristics: Socio-epistemic robustness as relational qualityBridgette EngelerBuilding to think – using LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® for Causal Layered Analysis
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Zachary ColbertUnbuilt: An incomplete compendium of anticipatory architectural fictionsBruce Tonn and Dorian StiefelInstitutional innovations for meeting obligations to future generationsEven Smith WergelandHindsight and foresight combined: History as a component in scenario buildingLise Amy HansenPerforming diversity in design futures
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Steve Matthewman and Hugh ByrdAnticipating a better city: Redesigning post-quakes ChristchurchNadezhda MikovaAnticipation of low-carbon energy future 2050 in north-west European countriesAnne Marchais-Roubelat and Fabrice RoubelatHistory, time and futures studies. Tensions from geostrategy anticipatory practicesLuis de MirandaEffectual anticipation: Analytical, dialectical and crealectical moments
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11:00-11:30Break with refreshments / Speakers' Corner
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11:30-13:00LOUNGETHEME: DESIGN
Curated Session 3
(max 40 people)
Chair: Elena Formia		THEME: PERFORMANCE
Curated Session 4
(max 40 people)
Chair: Sergio Urueña		THEME: LEARNING
Paper Session 5
(max 25 people)
Chair: Josephine Wangel		THEME: PERFORMANCE
Technique Workshop 2
(max 40 people)
Chair: Christophe Bisson		THEME: CRITIQUE
Paper Session 6
(max 25 people)
Chair: Ted Fuller		THEME: METHODS
Paper Session 7
(max 25 people)
Chair: Daniel Welsh		PhD Forum
(max 10 people)
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Palmyre Pierroux, Rolf Steier, Birgitte Sauge, Anne Qvale, Joran Rudi, Thomas Liu and Ole Petter LarsenVirtual reality architecture exhibitions: Means for experimenting with future objects in anticipation studiesPaul Graham Raven, Johannes Stripple, Graeme McDonald, Alexandra Nikoleris and Peter PelzerFOSSIL / The museum of carbon ruins (an ongoing experiment in the anticipation of decarbonisation)Timofei NestikForesight as a socio-psychological phenomenon: an empirical studyNicolas Balcom Raleigh, Sofi Kurki, Amos Taylor and Markku WileniusIntroducing the futures clinique approach: Examining decision-making for long-range futures of the bioeconomyAntonio FurlanettoAnticipatory risk management as an articulated futures exerciseRocco Scolozzi, Gian Antonio Battistel, Alessandro Gretter, Antonio Furlanetto and Roberto PoliReopening futures of remote, depopulating Alpine areas – the pilot project ALPJOBS
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Hanne Cecilie Geirbo, George Anthony Giannoumis, Laurence Habib and Tulpesh PatelWhat kind of technology competence do we actually need?Renee Albrecht-Mallinger, Siyuan Ma, Wanying Zhu and Sameer TendolkarNotes from the sea, 2218Pernille V. K. Andersen, Anders Horsbøl and Emil Styrbæk MøllerInterprofessional future workshops as a method towards anticipating a future flexible energy system
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Ann Light and Hannah KorsmeyerLearning to anticipate worlds through participatory speculative designPeter JonesCultural-historical anticipation perspectivesBastien KerspernGame design fiction: Bridging mediation through games and design fiction to facilitate anticipation-oriented thinking
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13:00-14:00Lunch
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14:00-14:30KEYNOTE 3: DR. GECI KARURI-SEBINA
African cities, anticipation and disconnect (not quite Wakanda)
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14:30 - 16:00THEME: DESIGN
Curated Session 5
(max 40 people)
Chair: Lise Hansen		THEME: CRITIQUE
Curated Session 6
(max 40 people)
Chair: Pupul Bisht		THEME: METHODS
Technique Workshop 3
(max 40 people)
Chair: Adrian Pop		THEME: CARE
Paper Session 8
(max 25 people)
Chair: Zachary Colbert		THEME: METHODS
Technique Workshop 4
(max 40 people)
Chair: Pedro de Senna		THEME: DESIGN
Paper Session 9
(max 25 people)
Chair: Ole Smørdal		THEME: METHODS
Paper Session 10
(max 25 people)
Chair: Marku Willenius		Open meeting space
(max 10 people)
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Per-Anders Hillgren,
Kristina Lindström,
Michael Strange,
Bo Reimer,
Li Jönsson
Sara Bjärstorp
and Hope Wittmer 		Imagining collaborative future-makingJohn O´Reilly,
Jamie Brassett and
Lucy Kimbell		Anticipation, creativity and philosophySanna Ahvenharju and Matti MinkkinenResearching futures consciousnessRichard SandfordCare and hope in lived futures: locating futures through heritageBridgette EngelerMonstrous plots and drunken walks. Designing futures with randomness and risk in mindRenata TyszczukCollective scenarios: Rehearsing, predicting, and speculating on climate futuresGalina LolaThe method “graphic coding of intentions”
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Ilkka Tuomi and Aloisius LouieEthics and choice in anticipatory systemsHåkan EdeholtNew standpoints for new visions : A call for a comprehensive anticipatory design scienceTanja GoljaEducation = Anticipatory system?: (educational) designing as anticipatory learning
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Ted FullerConsidering the role of responsible anticipation in human flourishing and the capacity to aspireMichele Zannoni and Elena Formia William KemptonMaking anticipations
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16:00-16:30Break with refreshments / Speakers' Corner
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16:30-18:00THEME: CARE
Dialogue Session 1
(max 40 people)
Chair: Krtistina Lindstrôm		THEME: METHODS
Dialogue Session 2
(max 40 people)
Chair: Per Anders Hilgren		THEME: DESIGN
Paper Session 11
(max 25 people)
Chair: Paul Ravan		THEME: FEELING
Paper Session 12
(max 25 people)
Chair: KerI Facer		THEME: MIXED
New Ideas Session 1
(max 40 people)
Chair: Corbin Raymond		THEME: PERFORMANCE
New Ideas Session 2
(max 25 people)
Chair: Steve Mathewman		THEME: LEARNING
New Ideas Session 3
(max 25 people)
Chair: Renata Tyszczuk		Open meeting space
(max 10 people)
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Laurence Habib, Flavio Mesquita Da Silva, Sergej van Middendorp and Frederick SteierGenerating new futures through collaborative support networks: Reflecting on inclusion, awareness and sustainabilityPeter JonesSystemic futures thinking: A generative dialogueEinar Sneve Martinussen and Ted MatthewsFuture faceting - Exploring multifaceted urban futures through interaction and service-designShira StavAnticipation, hauntology and nostalgia: Israeli novels of the post-Oslo eraBridgette EngelerTowards prospective design: Building a capacity for anticipation in designFerry van de MosselaerCreating opportunity spaces: On the dialectics between performative participation and anticipatory spatial planningMaree ConwayHow contested ideas of the university in the present enable and constrain the emergence of its possible futures
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Monica Di RuvoSomewhere in-between design studies and craft practiceFlaviano Celaschi, Daniele Fanzini and Elena FormiaUrban futures by design. Latent factors in design and technology-driven scenarios for mutating citiesJerneja RebernakPoetics of attunementFabio MillevoiThis house is not a hotel. What if it were?Harriet ParryAffective heritage futures: Community connection and inclusive evolutionAnouk HeltzelReprodutopia. We need to talk about about the future of reproduction
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Linda GroffAnticipating earth crises in Anthropocene age: Future scenarios & a call to actionGitanjali Adlakha-HutcheonFATE – A method designed to anticipate socio-technical evolutionsJohanna Hautamäki and Marika HautalaA game as an anticipatory service design toolYue ZouDesign for feeling the future beyond the human centered zoneHanna-Kaisa PernaaDeliberative AnticipationTanja Hichert Bringing together complexity thinking, sustainability science, inter- & transdisciplinary research methods to re-imagine just African futures & how change happens in our contextsWietse HageSynthetic biology: On the feasibility of anticipating future dynamics in complex systems using technology assessment
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Dagny Stuedahl and Sisse FinkenWhat can design contribute to anticipation studies?
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18:00-18:30PLENARY SESSION
1 - Thematic and strategic discussion
2 - Urgent and long term futures
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Break
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19:00-22:00CONFERENCE DINNER (incl. in registration cost)
Venue: DOGA
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Friday 11 Oct
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08:00-08:45REGISTRATION & REFRESHMENTS
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08:45-09:15KEYNOTE 4: PROF RIEL MILLER
Futures literacy, anticipatory systems and futures studies: An appeal for disciplinarity
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9:30-11:00THEME: METHODS
Curated Session 7
(max 40 people)
Chair: Roberto Poli
THEME: CRITIQUE
Curated Session 8
(max 40 people)
Chair: Per Koch		THEME: METHODS
Curated Session 9
(max 40 people)
Chair: Ferry van de Mosselaer		THEME: LEARNING
Paper Session 13
(max 25 people)
Chair: Susanne Pratt		THEME: CARE
Paper Session 14
(max 25 people)
Chair: Luis de Miranda		THEME: NETWORK
Paper Session 15
(max 25 people)
Chair: Erik Øverland		Practice Forum (max 10 people)
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Lucy Kimbell, Jamie Brassett, Lucia Vesnic-Alujevic and Daniella JenkinsLive policy studio: Anticipating pension reformUrsula Gobel, Peter Padbury, Maika Sondarjee, Thérèse De GrooteImagining Canada’s future: Creating new synergies with foresight / knowledge co-creation and mobilisation to address global challengesOle Smørdal, Kristian Hoelscher, Kristina Ebbing Wensaas, Susana Lopez-Aparicio and Ida Nilstad Pettersen

Co-constructing city futures: Enabling participation in urban planning processes with ICTsOla Erstad and Kenneth SilsethPathways of anticipation: Futuremaking and the design of social futuresBruce Tonn and Erin RoseAnticipation and human rightsMatti Minkkinen, Laura Pouru and Burkhard AuffermannUnderstanding and managing anticipatory ecosystems: Case Finnish Foresight 2020
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Charles Danoff, Joseph Corneli, Paola Ricaurte Quijano, Charlotte Pierce, Lisa Snow MacDonald and Verena RobertsA fictional peeragogical anticipatory learning explorationCéline GranjouPolitics of climate anticipation - The promises of underground carbonGonzalo IparraguirreSymmetric valuation of past and future in the design of anticipatory agendas
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Danielle WildeTasting the futureChristophe Bisson and David BoirelStrategic early warning system for the French nuclear industry: An hybrid approach for better anticipationGo Yoshizawa, Mineyo Iwase, Nika Ando and Keiichiro TaharaAcademy of the future in practice
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11:00-11:30Break with refreshments / Speakers' Corner
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11:30-13:00THEME: METHODS
Curated Session 10
(max 40 people)
Chair: Lise Hansen		THEME: METHODS
Curated Session 11
(max 40 people)
Chair: X		THEME: NETWORK
Curated Session 12
(max 40 people)
Chair: Richard Sanford		THEME: PERFORMANCE
Curated Session 13
(max 40 people)
Chair: Jamie Brassett		THEME: MIXED
Paper Session 16
(max 25 people)
Chair: Ann Light		THEME: METHODS
Paper Session 17
(max 25 people)
Chair: Daneille Wilde		THEME: PERFORMATIVE
Curated Session 14 (video)
(max 25 people)
Chair: Riel Miller		PhD Forum
(max 10 people)
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Jackeline Lima Farbiarz and Alexandre FarbiarzAnticipation design: Participating in the construction of new social senses for educationLucia Vesnic-Alujevic and Lucy Kimbell FuturGov engagement gameAdrian Pop, Poli Roberto, Wilenius Markku, Caillol Marie-Hélène, Fuller Ted and Miller RielGlobal governance futuresCorbin Raymond, Bruce Snaddon, Alettia Chisin, Monica Di Ruvo, Andrew Morrison and Amanda SteggellRelational ontologies for futurescapingKai ReaverDigital Zoning: On regulating technology through urban planningAdam Vigdor GordonProbing the future: The learning organisation In an age of rapid-prototypingAtousa Poursheikhali, Riel Miller, Reza Dehnavieh, Sara Poursheikhali, Somayeh Noorihekmat and Ali Masoud
Revealing people’s anticipatory systems through action-learning: A Futures Literacy Lab
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Manuela Celi and Chiara ColombiDesign future literacy in the Anthropocene: A matter of awarenessMaryam HeidaripourEmerging collectives and the everyday exercise of future-making
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Tim Fisher, Chris Groves, Seth Oliver, Sietske VeenmanFeeling and rethinking futures: Opening up futures in energy transitionsPupul Bisht
Decolonizing anticipatory practices
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13:00-14:00Lunch
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14:00-15:30LOUNGETHEME: CARE
New Ideas Session 4
(max 40 people)
Chair: Keri Facer		THEME: PERFORMANCE
Curated Session 15
(max 40 people)
Chair: Li Jonsson		THEME: CARE
Curated Session 16
(max 40 people)
Chair: Dagny Stuedahl		THEME: MIXED
Paper Session 18
(max 25 people)
Chair: Bastien Kerspern		THEME: MIXED
Paper Session 19
(max 25 people)
Chair: Marta Struminska-Kutra		THEME: PERFORMANCE
Paper Session 20
(max 25 people)
Chair: Peter Hemmersam		Open meeting space
(max 10 people)
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Daniel Brielmaier, Sarah Pickman, Ro Spankie, Robin Zebrowski, Sarah Canfield, Wendy Sloan, Cathlyn Newell and Anne Sofie KarhioAnticipating dark futuresClaire van Rhyn, Ricardo Dutra Gonçalves, Heather Huggins and Ingvild ØverlandFuture-making in education through social presencing theatre: An awareness-based anticipatory methodologyLaurence Habib, Flavio Mesquita da Silva, Sergej van Middendorp and Frederick SteierCollaborative support networks as generative of new futures: Using world café and other dialogic methods to further inclusion, awareness and sustainabilitySusanne Pratt and Giedre KligyteExperiential futures in transdisciplinary higher education: Feeling futures and making them worth our wantsKatriina SiivonenTraces of human-nature interface as a cultural transformation towards sustainable futuresSanna Ketonen-OksiDiscussing the role of strategic management consultancies in anticipating more socially, environmentally and economically sustainable future(s) - a case study
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Lenneke Kuijer
Using research products to anticipate future everyday life
Renee PerezWe’re wasting time: Harnessing the temporality of commodities to motivate responsible consumptionDaniel Welch and Ulrike EhgartnerImagined Futures of Consumption
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Christopher Pearsell-Ross
Futures Compass: Gaming uncertain futuresBridgette EngelerCapturing uncertainty in material culturePedro De Senna, Irianna Lianaki Dedouli and Epaminondas ChristofilopoulosPedro De Senna, Irianna Lianaki Dedouli and Epaminondas Christofilopoulos
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15:30-16:00Break with refreshments / Speakers' Corner
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16:00-16:30KEYNOTE 5: EINAR SNEVE MARTINUSSEN
Design for a nordic digital shift
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16:30-17:00Plenary Session + announcement of next conference
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17:00-DRINKS AT DANSENS HUS (self-organised)
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