Sarah Kanouse is an interdisciplinary artist and writer examining the politics of landscape and public space. Her research-based creative projects trace the production of landscape through ecological, historical, military, and legal forces. Her work has appeared at Documenta 13, Cooper Union, The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, The Smart Museum, The Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, and CUNY Graduate Center, among others. Kanouse has written extensively about performative and site-based contemporary art practices in Art Journal, Acme, Leonardo, Parallax and in edited volume Critical Landscapes. She holds an appointment as Associate Professor of Interdisciplinary Arts at Northeastern University.