Animal Influence I - Antennae The Journal of Nature in Visual Culture

I hope you enjoy this issue of Antennae, and take
from it inspiration for your own shifts in
consciousness, compassion and creativity.
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Dr. Carol Gigliotti, Guest Curator, is a writer, artist and scholar
whose work focuses on the impact of new technologies on
human relationships with animals and on the lives of animals
themselves. It challenges the current assumptions of creativity
and offers a more comprehensive understanding of creativity
through recognizing animal cognition, consciousness and
agency. She is the editor of the book, Leonardo’s Choice:
Genetic Technologies and Animals and the author of numerous
book chapters and journal essays on these topics. Her work is
supported by Social Sciences and Humanities. Research Council
of Canada, The Sitka Center for the Arts, and The Reverie
Foundation, among others. She is Associate Professor in
Interactive + Social Media Arts and Critical and Cultural Studies
at Emily Carr University of Art + Design, Vancouver, Canada.
Gigliotti is on a number of international advisory boards
concerned either with media or animal studies.