Tag: Anthropocene

Resounding Threats. Threatening Sounds. Metal as the sound of global risk.

October 21, 2019

This Friday at noon, come to Penn State’s HUB to see my presentation “Resounding Threats. Threatening Sounds.” as part of the Sustainability Showcase series. What does a global threat sound like? The Pentagon, the United Nations, the World Economic Forum, and the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists all diagnose risks to global society. In the formal language … More Resounding Threats. Threatening Sounds. Metal as the sound of global risk.

Heartwood & J. Harlan’s art at the Art Alliance in State College

October 13, 2017

Go down to the Art Alliance of Central Pennsylvania in State College! They’re exhibiting illustrations by J. Harlan Ritchey including the front piece on my book, Heartwood, published by Mt. Nittany Press, an imprint of Eifrig Publishing. Heartwood considers what it means to be human in the Anthropocene—the age of humans. By rapidly reconstituting the atmosphere, … More Heartwood & J. Harlan’s art at the Art Alliance in State College