Pretty interesting: my kid @lukepoeppel conducting a piece for two conductors and two 'intertwined' ensembles. Not something I've seen before. A composition by Phillipe Manoury.
https://t.co/PENmAP2ZvY
Thrilled to hear that @jasonhickel is coming to @sum_uio as the next Arne Næss professor - looking forward to his lecture here in September! Great opportunity to talk about alternative environmental/economic futures.
We are proud to announce that the 2023 Arne Næss Professor is @jasonhickel – a visionary thinker, writer and academic who is internationally known for his ground-breaking work on global inequality, imperialism and ecological economics.
https://t.co/143Z88VXBF #ANsymp@UniOslo
My wife @amypoeppel ❤️ has a new novel out today. So cool! This is her fourth book, and each one of them is fun and funny and smart in a different way. @AlexPoeppel@andrewpoeppel @LukePoeppel and I are really proud of her! Congrats, Amy!
Currently reading ‘Degrowth in City Planning’ by @LehtinenAri - helpful case study on how the tactics of growth shape the urban fabric (and to what degree planning critiques can lean on degrowth concerns).
@risingwthetide@RadicalVitalism Also there’s an interesting interview where she talks about her thoughts on Latour, Deleuze, Guattari, and a few others - happy to send it to you!
@risingwthetide@RadicalVitalism Enjoyed reading her commentary on the Anthropocene/Capitalocene debate in Staying with the Trouble (2016). Some of the writing was tricky to understand though, should probably read more.