Aquatopia: Climate Interventions

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Preface
Prologues
Chapter 1: Storm as Method: Climate Performatives
	Climate Ethnography: Opening the World
	Performing Port City Ecologies: Dutch and Portuguese Legacies
	Decolonial and Queer Performatives
	Method to the Storm
	Notes
	Interlude: Aquatopia, Governors Island, New York,
USA (2017)
Chapter 2: Multidirectional Thalassology: Comparative Lagoon Ecologies
	Venice, Postponed
	Venetians in the Malabar
	A Malabari in Venice
	“Venetian Gulf”
	Multidirectional Thalassology
	Lagoon Ecologies
	Aquatic Activity and Coastal Performatives
	Learning from Aqua Alta
	Interlude: Acqua Alta, Devil’s Bridge, Venice, Italy
(2014)
Chapter 3: Harmattan Theater as Oceanic Praxis: Why Water Matters to Performance
	Aquatopia
	Palimpsests, Biodegradables, and Ghosts
	Virtuosity and Neoliberal Imperatives
	Space/Time Compression and Strategies for Environmental Theater
	Interlude: Far Rockaway, Tribute Park, Beach 116,
Rockaway Park, Queens (2013)
Chapter 4: Terrestrial Becomings: Walking for Climate
	The Tagus River as Multispecies Assemblage
	The Art of Repair
	The Deep Body
	Walking Art
	Walking for Climate
	Note
	Interlude: Mar Português, Cais das Colunas, Terreiro do Paço, Lisbon (2012)
Chapter 5: Anthropogenic Citizens, Environmental Agents: Sea Dike, Singel Canal, Amsterdam (2014)
	The Cultural Construction of Women as Environmental Citizens
	Performers of the Sea
	Anthropogenic Accountability
	Notes
	Interlude: Sea Dike, Singel Canal, Amsterdam (2014)
Chapter 6: Queering Climate: Ecologies of Historical Radiance
	Becoming Radiant
	The Lure of the Social: Relational Aesthetics as Ecology
	Symbiotic Performatives
	Spectatorship and Participation: Audiences, Publics, Communities
Epilogues
	Harmattan Wind—Climate Change Aesthetics and the Nonhuman
	Toward a Somatic Ecology—Harmattan Performs
	Note
Bibliography
Index