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The SF of Sustainability

May 18, 2017by Adrian J Ivakhiv

Re-posted from Immanence: Since it’s the Holocene that has provided the conditions for the (human-led) biogeochemical experimentation that has now likely achieved a runaway state, and since “Holocene” was never anything […]

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Anthropocene

Howling for (and against) the Anthropocene

September 20, 2016by Adrian J Ivakhiv

Rachel Jones at Seven Days has written a nice piece on the 6X Howl organized by BASTA! in connection with Sixth Extinction author Elizabeth Kolbert’s visit to the University of Vermont. […]

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Anthropocene, Burlington

BASTA! update

February 17, 2016by Adrian J Ivakhiv

Here are my meeting notes from the February 17 meeting of BASTA!: Bridging the Arts, Sciences, and Theoretical Humanities for the Anthropocene Location: Bittersweet House, 12:00-1:00 pm; approx. 14 in […]

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Anthropocene, Burlington

Wark on Moore’s “Capitalocene”

November 9, 2015by Adrian J Ivakhiv

McKenzie Wark gets at some very important issues in what we might call “the ontology of the Anthropocene” in this review of Jason Moore’s book Capitalism in the Web of Life.

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Announcing BASTA!

September 27, 2015by Adrian J Ivakhiv

BASTA! stands for “Bridging the Arts, Sciences, and Theoretical Humanities for the Anthropocene.” (See here for more information.) It’s the informal name under which a group of Burlington academics and activists […]

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Anthropocene, Burlington, Vermont

BASTA!: The Call

September 27, 2015by Adrian J Ivakhiv

Here’s the call I sent out a few weeks ago to several individuals and groups at the University of Vermont and in the broader Burlington, Vermont, area. More information will […]

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Anthropocene, Burlington, Vermont

Barnosky & Zalasiewicz weigh in

August 5, 2014by Adrian J Ivakhiv

Anthropocene Working Group members Tony Barnosky and Jan Zalasiewicz have weighed in on the debate elicited by Kieran Suckling’s Against the Anthropocene. The continued debate can be read here.

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Against the Anthropocene

July 7, 2014by Adrian J Ivakhiv

Kieran Suckling’s article “Against the Anthropocene,” posted over at sister blog Immanence, should be of interest to readers of this blog.

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Anthropocene

Anthropocene Art

April 9, 2014by kay gee

  Katie Holten- Nothing from nothing CH 31 Katie Holten created an exhibit for the New Orleans Museum of art in 2012 titled Drawn to the Edge. The title encapsulated […]

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Anthropocene, Uncategorized

A(s)cene Aesthetics

April 9, 2014by Emil Tsao 1 Comment

Last week, Lee led us through an exercise that helped to contextualize the minuteness of the period in which humans (and modern life on Earth) have existed.  Dovetailing off of […]

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