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Open-weather:
Speculative-feminist propositions for planetary images in an era of climate crisis
Sasha Engelmann Sophie Dyer Lizzie Malcolm Daniel Powers
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Publication: Geoforum, vol. 137
Year: 2022
Pages: 237-247
- Artistic Activism
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- Feminism and Art
- Research Practice
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Nerea Calvillo
2022
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Atmospheric Sensing:
On the Aesthetic of Interrelations with EnvironmentsDesiree Foerster
2022
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Breathless in Beijing:
Aerial Attunements and China’s New Respiratory PublicsVictoria Nguyen
2020
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Citizens of Worlds
Open-Air Toolkits for Environmental StruggleJennifer Gabrys
2022
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Aeropolis:
Queering Air in Toxicpolluted WorldsNerea Calvillo
2023
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Elise Misao Hunchuck Marco Ferrari Jingru (Cyan) Cheng
2021
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When I image the earth, I imagine another
Open Weather Rectangle
2023
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Externality, Breathers, Conspiracy:
Forms for Atmospheric ReckoningTim Choy
2021
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The Land and Water and Air That We Are:
Some Thoughts on COP21Heather Davis
2016
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Desiree Foerster
2021
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Jean-Thomas Tremblay
2022
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Breathing in the Anthropocene:
Thinking Through Scale with Containment TechnologiesAlison Kenner Aftab Mirzaei Christy Spackman
2019
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When we image the earth, we imagine another
Sophie Dyer Sasha Engelmann
2022
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In-human appetites and mineral becomings
Callum Bradley Georgina Perkins
2023
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A Vast Machine
Computer Models, Climate Data, and the Politics of Global WarmingPaul N. Edwards
2010
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Jennifer Gabrys
2019
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Lost Voices
Listening in the AnthropoceneRavi Agarwal
2020
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The Crisis of Climate Change
Weather ReportRavi Agarwal Omita Goyal
2022
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Toward a poetics of air: sequencing and surfacing breath
Sasha Engelmann
2015
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Erica Petrillo (2050+)
2024
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In Open Air
Ontology of the AtmosphereEmanuele Coccia
2018
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Nerea Calvillo
2020
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Sensing Art in the Atmosphere
Elemental Lures and Aerosolar PracticesSasha Engelmann
2021
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Aesthetic Experience of Metabolic Processes
Desiree Foerster
2021
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Inviting Atmospheres to the Architecture Table
Nerea Calvillo
2018
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Infrastructural Interactions:
Survival, Resistance and Radical CareHelen V Pritchard (ed) Femke Snelting (ed)
2022
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Atmospheric Infrastructures to Deal with the Toxic Air in a Common World
Nerea Calvillo
2019
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Nerea Calvillo Nick Shapiro
2020
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Torkwase Dyson Itziar Okariz
2021
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Friederike Landau-Donnelly Alexandra Toland
2020
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BREATHE
Critical Research into the Inequalities of LifeSandra Noeth Janez Janša (eds)
2023
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Carol Brown
2021
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The Matter of Air
Science and Art of the EtherealSteven Connor
2010
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Dryden Goodwin's Breathe:
art, science and the invisibleSasha Engelmann
2012
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AEROCENE MANIFESTO. AERONAUTS UNITE!
Denis Maksimov Timo Tuominen Tomás Saraceno
2018
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Aerial Environments on the Early Modern Stage
Theatres of the Air, 1576-1609Chloe Kathleen Preedy
2022
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Nerea Calvillo
2018
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