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"Speculative Experiments for an Everyday Anthropocene" by Justin Westgate

In this article I turn to creative practice as a way to focus attention on Anthropocene unsettledness within more mundane and everyday circumstance, what I frame as the “everyday Anthropocene.” For this I explore the potential of generating sensibilities helpful in attuning to ongoing uncertainty and distress. Drawing on existential philosophy and mindfulness practices, I employ a speculative design framework to design everyday artefacts with troubling qualities. Such work, I suggest, demonstrates the “polyarchic” capacities of creative experimentalism in devising quotidian strategies within ongoing vicissitudes of Anthropocene dwelling. ....

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Could the Zombie Fungus in TV's The Last of Us Really Infect People?

The pandemic fungus in the television program The Last of Us is real. But an expert says other fungi are much more threatening to humans ....

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Smithsonian Scientists Unearth Signs of an Ancient Climate Calamity Buried Beneath the Seafloor

The research puts modern oceanic climate change in context ....

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Watch: Experimental Animated Short Film 'Rehousing Technosphere'

Prolonged exposure to solar radiation generated a thin layer of noble gas, resulting in the creation of a new planetary crust. Another experimental short ....

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Soundwalking Appalachia in the Anthropocene

An NAU professor’s audio documentation shines light on the historical and present sounds found on the Appalachian Trail, many of which would surprise you. ....

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