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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 with the week-long “River Campus” in New Orleans. I was working with Ryan Griffis and Nicholas Brown on Field Station 2/Anthropocene … Continued

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
Art & Ecology
2 Jan 2014

Art & Ecology

by Sarah Kanouse | posted in: Teaching Materials | 0

Structured as a collaborative, creative research group, Art & Ecology explores artistic responses to environmental sustainability and related social issues. In the first half of the semester, the course examines select themes in environmental discourse, paying particular attention to how … Continued

2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, ecology, studio-seminar
A Post-Naturalist Field Kit
1 Nov 2011

A Post-Naturalist Field Kit

by Sarah Kanouse | posted in: Writing | 0

For nearly two hundred years, the figure of the naturalist—the enthusiastic observer of birds, soils, insects, plants, and animals—set the bar for dedicated, non-professional scholarship of the non-human world. With his sketchbook, butterfly net, binoculars, and field guides, the naturalist … Continued

2011, counter-tour, ecology, mapping
America Ponds
15 Sep 2010

America Ponds

by Sarah Kanouse | posted in: Creative Work | 0

“America Ponds” is a 46-minute alternative audio tour of Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge created for Stories in Reserve, a box set of three artist-produced audio tours of unusual sites in North America released by the Temporary Travel Office in … Continued

2010, audio, counter-tour, ecology, militarism

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