Jarmo (and its consequences) is a multimedia film project examining the role agriculture plays in the anthropocene. From 2009-2015 Piper-Burket made yearly research and filming trips to Iraq (mostly Iraqi Kurdistan)- making several visits to farms, seed banks, the ministry of agriculture, and the archaeological site of Jarmo (where it is believed wheat and livestock were first domesticated). She also has access to audio-visual archives from the archaeological digs at Jarmo conducted by the Braidwoods in the 1950s and early 60s, courtesy of the Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago. Piper-Burket is interested in finding new ways of indexing and sharing this research material, visually. At VSW she will be experimenting with these display ideas and also conducting research into the film, photography, and magic lantern archives for material related to agriculture in order to contextualize and re-contextualize the footage she has already gathered.