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John Kim in Mississippi. An Anthropocene River.

Jul 18, 2018

Mississippi. An Anthropocene River. A collaborative research project on novel epistemic, aesthetic, and educational…

John Kim in Mississippi. An Anthropocene River.

Nov 17, 2018

Mississippi River essays for John Kim’s course on Anthropocene and the Media.

Olivia Avrick, The Urgency of Memory: Assessing the Anthropocene in Urban…

John Kim in Mississippi. An Anthropocene River.

Sep 12, 2018

Illuminate the Lock: Returning the River by Mike Hoyt, Dameun Strange, and Molly Van Avery with Ritika Ganguly…

John Kim in Mississippi. An Anthropocene River.

Oct 29, 2018

Anthropocene sound walk with Max Ritts

John Kim took his students on an Anthropocene sound walk in the…

John Kim in Mississippi. An Anthropocene River.

Sep 14, 2018

Sky Hopinka on Uncertainty, Authority, and Indigenous Representation

From The Walker Art Center: https://walkerart.org/magazine/sky-hopinka-op-ed-uncertainty-authority-indigenous-representation

John Kim in Mississippi. An Anthropocene River.

Apr 23, 2019

Contested Futures: Gentrification and Development in the Twin Cities

Please join us at Macalester next week for a conversation on the Upper Harbor Terminal…

John Kim in Mississippi. An Anthropocene River.

May 2, 2019

Guest Editor’s Introduction to Issue Thirteen: Water & Environmental Justice

By Simi Kang

John Kim in Mississippi. An Anthropocene River.

Aug 30, 2018

Sky Hopinka: The Centers of Somewhere

John Kim in Mississippi. An Anthropocene River.

Oct 31, 2018

Oron Catts “Biology on the Pedestal”

Oron Catts
Biology on the Pedestal
Public lecture

John Kim in Mississippi. An Anthropocene River.

Apr 10, 2019

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Mississippi. An Anthropocene River.

Through November 2019, interdisciplinary groups of researchers, artists and stakeholders from civil society will investigate this section of the river basin.

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