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- projectJahnavi Phalkey, Madhushree Kamak
Climate Through Your Eyes
In the fall of 2021, Science Gallery Bengaluru invited young adults to respond to prompts on the theme of climate change with creative responses.
Engagement, Field Study, Film, Sensing, Reflection, Storytelling, Flood, Water, Climate change, Disaster, Media
- projectLucio De Capitani, Pietro Daniel Omodeo, Cristina Baldacci, Shaul Bassi
Venice and the Anthropocene: An Ecocritical Guide
Published in 2022, this experimental guide to Venice forms a new, illuminating and disturbing mosaic of the water city and its Lagoon.
Field Study, Engagement, Reflection, Mapping, Water, Extinction, Flood, Climate change, Human-environment relations, History, Urbanism, Disaster, Future
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Anthropocene Venice 2021–
This interdisciplinary research community at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice engages with water politics and waterscapes, ecocriticism, and ecological art practices.
Water, Flood, Climate change
- contributionStephanie Wakefield, Gean Moreno
Wars of Armageddon
What does it mean to live in a city already deemed “unsavable” and why is the contemporary art made in Miami that deals directly with climate change often so innocuous?
Case Study, Reflection, Aesthetics, Adaptation, Capitalism, Climate change, Disaster, Flood
- contributionPietro Daniel Omodeo, Sebastiano Trevisani
The Critical Environment of the Venice Lagoon
Venice’s critical environment is a paradigmatic case for comprehending socio-environmental history in dialogue with the Earth sciences.
Case Study, Mapping, Economy, Complexity, Flood, Governance, Human-environment relations, Resilience, Urbanism, Water
- contributionPietro Daniel Omodeo
Venice: City of the Anthropocene
Pietro Daniel Omodeo looks at the water city as a symbol for human-environment relations in the Anthropocene.
Anthropos, Climate change, Flood, Water, Human-environment relations
- contributionShannon Mattern
Archival Phase Shifts
What might an “Anthropocene archive” look like? Media anthropologist Shannon Mattern proposes that it should embrace its ever evolving content, structure and context.
Archiving, Mapping, Water, Climate change, Time, Flood, Landscape, Knowledge infrastructure, Toxicity, Capitalism
- contributionJakob Kudsk Steensen, Daniel Birnbaum, Valeria Facchin, Cristina Baldacci
Aquaphobia
Artist Jakob Kudsk Steensen speaks about his VR artwork Aquaphobia: Fear of Water with director and curator Daniel Birnbaum.Sensing, Aesthetics, Affect, Flood, Future, Human-environment relations
- contributionFlorike Egmond
Water as a Way of Life (and Death)
Historian Florike Egmond (University of Leiden) gives a keynote lecture about the historic relationship between humans and water on the Dutch river delta.
Teaching, Adaptation, Engineering, Flood, History, Human-environment relations, Water
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Anthropocene Campus Venice 2021
Over the span of a week in Venice, Italy, this forum will take the water city as a point of departure to collectively reflect on geo-environmental politics, providing a space for co-learning, interdisciplinary collaborations, and comparative studies.
Field Work, Field Study, Conversation, Engagement, Sensing, Water, Human-environment relations, History, Adaptation, Climate change, Flood
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Anthropocene Campus Venice
Taking Venice as a point of departure to collectively reflect on geo-environmental politics in the water city and beyond.
Case Study, Conversation, Engagement, Sensing, Field Work, Water, Adaptation, Climate change, Flood, Human-environment relations, Risk
- Field Notesimon.turner
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London, United Kingdom
Storytelling, Field Study, Field Work, Experiment, Deep time, Erosion, Flood, History, Human-environment relations, Imaginary, Landscape, Sedimentation
- Field Noteipgray
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Louisiana, USA
Disaster, Erosion, Flood, Ocean, Risk
- Field Noteunderhil
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St. Charles Parish, Louisiana, USA
Sensing, Field Work, Flood, Human-environment relations, Slavery, River journey, Flooding
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Anthropocene River: Public Opening Anthropocene River Campus
A public program from November 10–16th, 2019, with presentations and discussions by the Mississippi. An Anthropocene River project partners and the Anthropocene Working Group.
Conversation, Reflection, Teaching, Storytelling, Field Study, Experiment, Commodities, Agency, Disaster, Disciplinarity, Economy, Education, Engagement, Epistemology, Engineering, Energy, Ethics, Flood, History, Ocean, Urbanism, Water, Socio-ecological design
- Field Noteslewison
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Middle Ground Island, Mississippi, USA
Contingency, Deep time, Flood
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Natchez, Mississippi, USA
Sensing, Monitoring, Calculation, Climate change, Disaster, Erosion, Flood, Landscape, Risk
- Field Noteemily.sekine
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Genoa, Wisconsin, USA
Reflection, Field Work, Architecture, Disaster, Economy, Flood, Environmental Justice, Inequality, Risk
- Field Notetemporarycontinent
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Moline, Illinois, USA
Flood, Life, River journey, Wilderness inquiry, Fieldstation, Temporary Continent
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Winona County, Minnesota, USA
Field Study, Mapping, Field Work, Complexity, Contingency, Engineering, Flood, Infrastructure, Landscape, Network, Navigation
- contributionJeremy Bolen, Jenny Kendler
Lounging Through the Flood
Intervention, Experiment, Water, Flood, Aesthetics, Imaginary
- contributionJesse Vogler
Transect Walk: Cahokia Mounds to Fairmont City
The entire history of American settlement experienced in one afternoon stroll.
Reflection, Water, Flood, Urbanism, Infrastructure, Transportation, Commodities, Anthropology, History
- projectBrian Holmes
Into the Breach
The geo-engineering efforts undertaken at the Mississippi mirror an ongoing belief in the human ability to predict, control, and regulate an entire eco-system of continental-scale. What could a more adaptive system of river management look like?
Field Study, Flood, Infrastructure, Engineering, Human-environment relations
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Anthropocene River Campus: The Human Delta
The Anthropocene River Campus: The Human Delta synthesized the downstream Mississippi within a week-long field research and educational event at Tulane University, as well as sites in and around New Orleans.
Teaching, Storytelling, Field Study, Experiment, Commodities, Agency, Disaster, Disciplinarity, Economy, Education, Engagement, Epistemology, Engineering, Energy, Ethics, Flood, History, Ocean, Urbanism, Water, Socio-ecological design
- projectMarlena Novak, Jay Alan Yim, Joslyn Willauer
Timeslips
On the difference between a river and a boundary. Impressions from the levee and speculations on a view from afar.
Field Study, Geo-engineering, Infrastructure, Flood, Agriculture, Space travel
- projectJeremy Bolen, Jenny Kendler
Lounging through the Flood
A sculptural comment on our apathetic frivolity in the face of climate catastrophe.
Intervention, Experiment, Flood, History, Disaster, Epistemology, Migration, Imaginary
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Field Station 2 | Restoring the Land
Day two of Over the Levee, Under the Plow takes place at the Kickapoo Valley Reserve. Examining Native and non-Native practices of conservation, this full day of seminars will work through the multivalent meanings of the term “restoration”.
Case Study, Storytelling, Reflection, History, Local knowledge, Agriculture, Landscape, Water, Resilience, Flood, Engineering, Metabolism, Biodiversity, Settler Colonialism, Glaciation, Environmental Justice
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Mississippi. An Anthropocene River 2018–19
Mississippi. An Anthropocene River aims to make the Mississippi River Basin legible as a zone of ecological, historical, and social interaction between humans and the environment using novel forms of exchange, research, collaboration, and pedagogy.
Experiment, Field Study, Field Work, Mapping, Sensing, Storytelling, Teaching, Agriculture, Capitalism, Climate change, Commodities, Complexity, Disaster, Energy, Disciplinarity, Embodiment, Engineering, Flood, History, Human-environment relations, Infrastructure, Local knowledge, System, Transportation, Urbanism, Waste
