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New Season/New Work – Spring 2023
21 Mar 2023

New Season/New Work – Spring 2023

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The midwinter, Midwest performance tour for “My Electric Genealogy” is in the books.

My Electric Genealogy Winter Tour + More
25 Jan 2023

My Electric Genealogy Winter Tour + More

by Sarah Kanouse | posted in: News | 0

I’m so thrilled to present the performance-lecture “My Electric Genealogy” no less than eight times in February!

2022 in the Books!
29 Dec 2022

2022 in the Books!

by Sarah Kanouse | posted in: News | 0

2022 was a year of finally completing work upended by the pandemic, sharing older completed projects with a wider public, and nurturing the seeds of collaborations that will take root in the new year.

2022, creative work, performance, talks
Fall 2022: My Electric Genealogy
13 Sep 2022

Fall 2022: My Electric Genealogy

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It’s humbling to be on the cusp of bringing “My Electric Genealogy” to the stage after a two-and-a-half year Covid delay.

2022, creative work, performance tour
Summer 2022 Screenings + Recent Exhibitions
12 Jul 2022

Summer 2022 Screenings + Recent Exhibitions

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I’m thrilled to be finally screening Grassland (2019) where it was filmed –  Colorado!

2022, screenings
Spring 2021, with open but aching arms
13 May 2021

Spring 2021, with open but aching arms

by Sarah Kanouse | posted in: News | 0

The fourteen months since the first COVID-19 lockdowns have made clear over and over again just how entangled environmental damage, capitalism, and white supremacy actually are

2021, creative work, writing
Work (and being) in-progress in the coronavirus year
7 Mar 2021

Work (and being) in-progress in the coronavirus year

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How strange, contingent, and small one’s individual professional accomplishments feel in a world both upended and exposed by the coronavirus pandemic.

2020, 2021, anthropocene, coronavirus
Anthropocene River Reflections
26 Jan 2020

Anthropocene River Reflections

by Sarah Kanouse | posted in: News | 0

After a year and a half of research, making, and organizing, Mississippi: An Anthropocene River wrapped up this November.

2019, decolonization, ecology, experimental pedagogy, place
Recent Grassland Screenings and Awards
22 Jan 2020

Recent Grassland Screenings and Awards

by Sarah Kanouse | posted in: News | 0

Completed in early 2019, my experimental nonfiction short film “Grassland” has screened internationally in festival and microcinema spaces.

2019, 2020, decolonization, ecology, extraction, film, militarism, nuclear, screenings
National TLC @ Krannert Art Museum
18 Oct 2019

National TLC @ Krannert Art Museum

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National TLC Service publications, brochures, and banners are on display as part of the reading room for Hot Spots: Radioactivity and the Landscape at the Krannert Art Museum, running from October 17, 2019 – March 21, 2020. The exhibition, originally … Continued

2019, 2020, landscape, militarism, nuclear, parafiction, performance

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