Anmerkungen:
Published in conjunction with the exhibition The World to Come: Art in the Age of the Anthropocene, organized by the Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art, University of Florida. Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL September 18, 2ß18-March 3, 2019, University of Michigan Museum of Art, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI April 27, 2019-July 28, 2019."
Beschreibung:
The World to Come is organized around overlapping trajectories, constituting a network of ecologies and stories within stories. The narrative traces states of being and becoming, from rupture, disaster and loss to the emergence of nonhierarchical alliances in human-non-human relations. It also explores the realms of justice, aesthetics, ethics, and the role of technology while considering the possibilities for a vibrant future. The stories in this essay are structured by seven intersecting themes of the exhibition: Raw Material, Consumption, Deluge, Extinction, Synthesis, Justice, and Imaginary Futures
Foreword / Rebecca Nagy -- Acknowledgments / Kerry Oliver-Smith -- Introduction / Kerry Oliver-Smith -- The world to come / Kerry Oliver-Smith -- Feminist counter-apocalypse: an ethical proposal for the anthropocene / Joanna Zylinska -- A world of our making / T. J. Demos -- Uncommoning nature / Marisol de la Cadena -- How to grow livable worlds: ten not-so-easy steps / Natasha Myers -- The ethics of deep time / Trevor Paglen