As part of the Deep Horizons seminar, we asked graduate students to write keyword essays and interviews focused on the theme of 'Environmental Futures.' Subjects of the interviews include artists, writers, and scholars for whom the environment is a central concern. We gather students' contributions here in order to offer a glimpse into the seminar's conversations in and beyond the classroom.
Lizzie Goodrich & Judith Redmond
Lizzie Goodrich: Okay, so I’m curious to know a little bit more about how Full... Read more
Marcella Marsella & Megan De Brito
Marcella Marsella: Greensgrow Farms seems to have a wide-ranging mission with human connection and education... Read more
Eileen Roscina & Regan Rosburg
Eileen Roscina: You completed an Arctic Circle Residency expedition aboard the Tallship Antigua, what did... Read more
Teri Rueb & Kimberley Bianca
Of Land and Dreams (2017) is a collaborative mapping project engaging land and community-based artistic... Read more
Anna Kaye & Emilie Luckett
Luckett: I would love to start with you telling me a bit about yourself and your practice. Read more
Dr. Danielle Zoe Rivera & Jocelyn West
Related Article : Disaster Colonialism: A Commentary on Disasters Beyond Singular Events to Structural Violence... Read more
Palle B. Petterson & Laurids Andersen Sonne
Palle B. Petterson & Laurids Andersen Sonne (Translated from Danish) Laurids : Hi Palle, thank... Read more
Kripa Dongol & Lavkant Chaudhary
Conversation with Lavkant Chaudhary on Indigenous resistance and art Dastoor Series, 2019 Stippling drawing on... Read more
Avery Glassman & Dr. Karen Bailey
In this interview, Dr. Karen Bailey discusses the field of environmental studies, including institutional biases... Read more
Mirela Alistar & Shanel Wu
The Trouble with “Hello World” in Genetic Engineering Shanel : Can you give a summary... Read more
Phurwa Dhondup Gurung & Gang Pal
Notes on Nomad Ecologies An interview with Tibetan writer and environmentalist Gang Pal Images: top,... Read more