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I've been over at bluesky for a while, but here's my details in case you are also migrating: kayatbarry.bsky.social

**PhD Scholarship at Griffith University** Researchers in critical and cultural heritage, applied creative practice, community arts, and/or migrant cultures, and a good track record as an emerging scholar. Applicants must be available to commence in early 2025. (1/2)

next week I'll be talking about art and migration — join us! in-person or online, details below:

Please join us in person or online for our next Visual Politics UQ event: Kaya Tatjana Barry discusses Australian Research Council DECRA project on art, migration and community engagement. Wed 4 Dec 5-6pm Brisbane time (UTC+10). Chaired by Cormac Opdebeeck-Wilson. Rm 501/39a. Zoom rego here: rolandbleiker.com/upcoming-events

it was such a delight to share my research with such amazing colleagues at Visual Politics UQ — recording of the session here:

ABC Landline aired the story about my Australian Research Council research on seasonal workers again today, see the story here: abc.net.au/news/2024-06-1…

NEW: remember Joe the pigeon, who supposedly flew to Australia all the way from the US? In this essay I explore Joe's legacy, his connection to practices of migration and detention, and the more-than-human mobilities that underpin biosecurity. AustralianGeographer tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Join us 13 March in Canberra for the launch of TEMPORARY: we wanted workers but we got people — an exhibition of images and stories of temporary migration from the Pacific to Australia. By Matt Withers, Kirstie Petrou, Jeanette Tanghwa, Ema Moolchand & me eventbrite.com.au/e/temporary-we…

Join us for an exhibition launch and public panel discussion hosted by ABC Radio National's Natasha Mitchell next month. Part of my Australian Research Council research Griffith University Details below:

interested in #birds, #biosecurity, or #borders? my essay on continental scales and potential avian threats is now published in the latest issue of Australian Geographer, free to access here: tandfonline.com/eprint/KGVWTCT…

register for our event next week - hosted by ABC Radio National's Natasha Mitchell, featuring a great lineup of speakers from community, industry, and government:

Join us Thurs 13 March for a public panel discussion hosted by ABC Radio National Natasha Mitchell (she/her) about the experiences of workers from the Pacific in Australia. ANU Sociology GU_SocialCultural Griffith University Details and registration here: eventbrite.com.au/e/temporary-we…

NEW: "Unseasonable seasons: Shifting geographies of weather and migration mobilities" rgs-ibg.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/tr…

🚨 Call for submissions! 🚨 The Progress in Environmental Geography editorial collective is seeking Original Research Articles and Themed Interventions on important topics and issues in environmental geography See below for details of our current and previous themed issues 👇

interested in weather, seasons, or climate? in this paper I unpack assumptions about Western, colonialist weather ideals that underpin seasonal employment and migration. Out now in Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers journal

NEW: The bohemian imaginary — my brilliant co-conspirator Peter Varley & I dreamt up this paper about how tourism is imagined, practiced, and fetishised in contemporary consumerist culture. Annals of Tourism Research journals #Debord #spectacle #tourism #mobilties #subcultures sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

📢New paper published in TIBG by Kaya Barry Kaya Tatjana Barry 📢 'Unseasonable seasons: Shifting geographies of weather and migration mobilities'. #OpenAccess doi.org/10.1111/tran.7…

tomorrow at 8pm! Our Canberra panel discussion: "We asked for workers and got people—inside the temporary visa scheme putting food on your plate." Listen to @RadioNationalBig Ideas with Natasha Mitchell (she/her) abc.net.au/listen/program…