HOW HAS DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY reshaped our experiences and understandings of animals? Documenting two major international art exhibitions, Exhibiting Digital Animalities demonstrates the significance of contemporary art as a site for rethinking and restaging human-animal relations. The twelve curated projects speak to broad the range of artistic approaches to animals facilitated by digital technologies.
Furthering the exploration started by the exhibitions, Exhibiting Digital Animalities brings together scholars from a range of disciplines to interview the artists and artists’ collectives. These probing conversations explore digital technology’s reconfiguration of human-animal relations, making work in response to the Anthropocene, the ethics of animal art, and the affordances of digital technology for art practice.
Edited by Matthew Brower
Julie Andreyev and Simon Lysander Overstall + Jody Berland
Jonathon Keats + Giovanni Aloi
Gwen MacGregor + Etienne Benson
Sara Angelucci + Alysse Kushinski
Ingrid Bachmann + Carmen Victor
María Fernanda Cardoso + Jonathan Osborn
Wally Dion + Matthew Brower