Folksonomy: Industrialization
- projectBeate Geissler, Oliver Sann
Hopium Economy
From opioids to the Anthropocene: a video project on addiction as the substantial mode of our existence
Storytelling, Case Study, Field Work, Habits, Capitalism, Energy, Care, Industrialization
- contributionPatrick Nunnally
One Place, Many Names
What are the ideological underpinnings of common notions of “restoration”? Patrick Nunally explores this question on the site of Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Reflection, Adaptation, Degradation, Resilience, Naturecultures, Industrialization
- contributionBruce Braun
Meeker Dam
Bruce Braun turns to the underwater ruins of Meeker Dam to look into the histories and continuities of settler colonialism.
Reflection, History, Indigenous Rights, Settler Colonialism, Industrialization
- Field NoteChristoph Rosol
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Alqueva Dam, Alentejo, Portugal
Field Work, Sound, Energy, Engineering, Scale, Access, Industrialization
- Field Noteunderhil
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Norco, Louisiana, USA
Field Work, Monitoring, Capitalism, Carbon, Energy, Pollution, Race, Environmental Justice, Inequality, Slavery, Industrialization, Risk, Oil, refinery, Time, Toxics
- Field Notebsteininger
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New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Storytelling, Teaching, Intervention, Commodities, Economy, Perception, Industrialization, Ritual, Archives
- Field Notebsteininger
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Donaldsonville, Louisiana, USA
Storytelling, Field Study, Agriculture, Biosphere, Capitalism, Commodities, Erosion, Landscape, Sedimentation, Industrialization, Geochemistry, River journey, Catalysis, Time
- Field NoteChristoph Rosol
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Moline, Illinois, USA
Field Study, Storytelling, Agriculture, Degradation, Landscape, Mechanosphere, Technosphere, Industrialization
- Field NoteChristoph Rosol
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Genoa, Wisconsin, USA
Reflection, Teaching, Field Study, Carbon, Climate change, Energy, River journey, Industrialization
- Field NoteChristoph Rosol
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Mapping, Monitoring, Sensing, Data, Knowledge infrastructure, Pollution, Geochemistry, Industrialization
- projectJennifer Colten, Matthew Fluharty, Derek Hoeferlin, Gavin Kroeber, James McAnally, Lynn Peemoeller, Treasure Shields Redmond, Jesse Vogler, Natalie Mueller
Field Station 3: Anthropocene Vernacular
In the St. Louis region, memories and meanings of millennia of settlement collide. Anthropocene Vernacular investigates how everyday culture has been cultivated in the midst of social, environmental, economic crises.
Field Study, Field Work, Storytelling, Water, Infrastructure, Urbanism, Deep time, Time, History, Anthropology, Local knowledge, Capitalism, Human-animal relations, Human-environment relations, Agriculture, Epistemology, Environmental Justice, Industrialization
- projectMorgan Adamson, Bruce Braun, Roopali Phadke
Contesting the De-industrial Futures of the Upper Mississippi
A multilayered project towards the de-regulation of nature.
Case Study, Intervention, Field Study, Urbanism, Water, Engineering, Capitalism, Human-environment relations, Industrialization
- projectKayla Anderson, Sara Black, Jeremy Bolen, Beate Geissler, Amber Ginsburg, Brian Holmes, Jenny Kendler, Brian Kirkbride, Sarah Lewison, Marlena Novak, Claire Pentecost, Oliver Sann, Michael Swierz, Andrew Yang, Jay Alan Yim
Field Station 4: Confluence Ecologies
This Field Station sets out to engage with the ecologic-economic-technological infrastructures between Kentucky and Illinois and will bring a regionally focused lens to the globally entangled Anthropocene condition.
Field Work, Mapping, Engineering, Water, Habits, Capitalism, Ecology, Socio-ecological design, Human-animal relations, Energy, Radioactivity, Waste, Geo-engineering, Industrialization
- contributionIsadora Neves Marques, Mariana Silva
Agricultural Revolution vs. the Industrial Revolution
c. 10,000 BC marks the agreed date of the beginning of the Agricultural Revolution. In a seminar room during Anthropocene Campus 2014, a group debated where to mark the beginning of the Anthropocene.
Film, Agriculture, Time, Scale, Industrialization
