An interdisciplinary conference laying out the aesthetic, perceptive, agricultural, digital, and governmental dimensions of the Anthropocene.

Conference Report

Inspired by the Berlin Anthropocene Curriculum, the first edition of the Lyon Anthropocene Curriculum took place between October 27 and 29, 2016, at École Normale Supérieure (ENS) de Lyon, in collaboration with Lyon’s Confluence Museum. It gathered seventy students from fourteen disciplines (from philosophy, art, history, geography to geology, biology, physics, and mathematics). Organized by Julie Le Gall and Olivier Hamant, the 2016 season was a pilot project for bachelor students of all disciplines. This curriculum will be opened to all students in Lyon, and beyond, in the near future.