ASI – film reviews
The Animal and Society Institute are pleased to announce a new resource on the ASI website: film reviews by Dr.
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Human/Animal/Artist: Art Inspired by Animals
Human/Animal/Artist: Art Inspired by Animals opens 20 November 2016 – 19 February 2017, McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery. It includes international
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Animaladies Exhibition – Catalogue & Postcards available
The Animaladies Catalogue is available here. Following on from the showing of Duck Lake Redux, 2016 at Animaladies – The
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Animal Issues 1997-2000 now available online
The journal Animal Issues, published in 8 issues between 1997 – 2000, is now online. The aim of the journal
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Animaladies Exhibition – sneak preview
Works to be exhibited at ANIMALADIES exhibition and postcard project, Interlude Gallery, Glebe, 11 – 22 July 2016. Andre Brodyk Autopoietic
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Children and animal abuse webinar series out now
From The Animal & Society Institute: Over the past few months ASI’s Human-Animal Programs Director Lisa Lunghofer presented a series
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Undergraduate Paper Prize
Undergraduate Paper Prize The Animals & Society Institute (ASI) and Wesleyan Animal Studies (WAS) invite applications for the fourth annual
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Latest publications by our members
Thom van Dooren has co-edited a special issue of Environmental Humanities entitled ‘Multispecies Studies’, along with Ursula Munster, Eben Kirksey,
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New Edition of the Animal Studies Journal now available
The latest edition of the Animal Studies Journal was initially conceived by associate editor Sally Borrell who framed the call
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Animaladies Program now available
The Conference Program for Animaladies is now available at the HARN: Human Animal Research Network website. Over 2 days there