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"Curiosities for the Anthropocene" is an unforgettable book

Marc Lefkowitz | 11/26/18 @ 3:00pm | Posted in CLE 2050

In the future, archeologists will dig up what buries our current epoch, which has been named “the Anthropocene,” and wonder what human devices, chemical traces, and manufactured landscapes say about a species that was able to put an indelible mark on the planet. If we are not here or if we forget, we’ll have books like Future Remains: A Cabinet...

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