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Forest Listening Rooms Video: Tecumseh Lake Trail in the Wayne National Forest

December 3, 2018

This video is a brief listen and look into Forest Listening Rooms, where I invite local communities in the Wayne National Forest in Appalachian Ohio to gather in public outdoor spaces and critically listen to sounds of the forest. This project contends that the simple act of listening to the forest’s past and present can transform its future. Find out more about this project here.

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Nice to be in Pittsburgh today to give a talk to @shaliniayyagari ‘s “Theorizing the Archive” graduate seminar at the University of Pittsburgh!
Local friends! My wife @jenharnetty had another fantastic year of making pots, and she is having her second annual studio sale! It’s *this* morning / afternoon, from 10-3. We are on Milford, by Studio 35. (Look for the signs.) Stop on by!
Old growth forests in Ohio? Yes! Have one all to yourself on a perfect fall day? Yep!
I am sorry to announce that my residency at Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina, has been postponed. I’ll look forward to visiting next year sometime, and wish everyone a safe and speedy recovery from the devastation of Hurric
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