ANIMAL STUDIES and ART: ELEPHANTS IN THE ROOM by Giovanni Aloi
This essay stems from a genuine sense of concern with regards to current affairs in
animal studies, its involvement with contemporary art, and the challenges scholars and
artists face in engaging with multidisciplinarity within this context.
It puts black on white key problematics in animal studies and art that require urgent
attention, as they prevent constructive discussions from moving forward
MULTISPECIES BECOMINGS IN THE ANTHROPOCENE by Madeleine Boyd
TOWARDS A PERFORMATIVE MULTISPECIES AESTHETIC by Madeleine Boyd
MULTISPECIES ART PRACTICE by Madeleine Boyd, Hayden Fowler, Louise Fowler-Smith, and Elizabeth Gerva
JANET LAURENCE: AESTHETICS OF CARE by Prue Gibson, Janet Laurence
FLOAT LIKE A BUTTERFLY; STING LIKE A BEE by Nigel Helyer
THE TRANSPOSON by Andre Brodyk
MULTISPECIES INTRA-ACTIONS by EBEN KIRKSEY
THE MULTISPECIES SALON Giovanni Aloi and maddi Boyd interview Eben Kirksey
THE ART OF ONTOLOGICAL REVOLUTION by Alyce Santoro
INTERSPECIES PROXIMITIES AND ENTANGLEMENTS by Patricia Adams
ECO ART: THE DECOMPOSITION OF ART AND THE ART OF DECOMPOSITION by Deanna Pindell
CUTTING TOGETHER-APART THE MOULD by Tarsh Bates
GUT SOUNDS LULLABY by Karin Bolender
NATURALLY HYPERNATURAL by Suzanne Anker
CONDITIONS OF POSSIBILITY by Gary Sherman
THE ARTIFICIAL SUBLIME by Sabine Flach
THE PURSUIT OF MAGIC by Sabine Flach
ACCIDENTAL WILDNESS ON A DETENTION POND by Irene J. Klaver
ADAPTED LANDSCAPE in conversation with Beatriz Meseguer and Raul Valverde
MORBID ANATOMY by Joanna Ebenstein
DEMONS OF ART in conversation with Hartmut Böhme and Thomas Fuerstein
PETRI(E)'S PANOPOLY by Suzanne Anker
EARTH SYSTEM ETHICS by Laura Ballantyne-Brodie
A STEP ON THE SUN in conversation with Janet Biggs and Suzanne Anker
THE ENGLISH KILLS PROJECT by Henry Sanchez
ARTIST SURVIVAL SHACK in conversation with Steve Miller and Adam Stennett
CHICKEN LITTLE AND THE CULTURE OF FEAR in conversation with Tarah Rhoda and Nancy Chunn