Infrastructure • Energy • Media • Environments
The Grierson Research Group studies the material, political, social and aesthetic dimensions of infrastructure, media, energy and environments, in diverse contexts. We are academics, researchers and practitioners across several ranks, disciplines, institutions and organizations.
Our modes of inquiry include scholarly research and publication, individual and collaborative study, public engagement and activism. We look. We listen. We read. We think. We talk. We learn. We teach. We strive for practices that are careful, responsible, egalitarian and generative.
We convene on unceded Indigenous lands in Tiohtiá:ke (Montreal). The Kanien’kehà:ka (Mohawk) of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy are recognized as the traditional custodians of these lands and waters.
People
Who we are, where we have been and what we do
Studio
Where we learn how to study, how to inquire, how to do research, how to be scholars and teachers
Field
Where we do research and look, listen and learn about the things into which we inquire
Workshop
Where we work on things together, prepare our work and make ourselves ready
Stage
Where we share our work, in various ways, with people beyond our group
Street
Where we discuss and take part in social and political issues that concern us
Shelf
Where we find interesting things to read, watch, listen to and look at