More than Human: The Animal in the Age of the Anthropocene

Natasha Fijn; Julian Laffan

doi:978-0-9876311-6-9

More than Human: The Animal in the Age of the Anthropocene

Natasha Fijn (Creator), Julian Laffan (Creator)

School of Culture, History & Language

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More than Human: The animal in the age of the Anthropocene

The Anthropocene is a geologic time scale where humans are leaving an indelible mark upon the earth. In this ‘age of the human', is there a place for non-human life in this rapidly changing world?
This exhibition brings together artists working across a range of media who are concerned with featuring the agency and subjectivity of the animal perspective on the Anthropocene.

Surya Bajracharya • GW Bot • Julian Davies • Natasha Fijn • Aidan Hartshorn • Ellis Hutch • Julian Laffan • Robert Nugent • Rebecca Mayo • Amanda Stuart • Antonia Throsby • Warlukurlangu Artists Corporation

Curated by Dr Natasha Fijn and Julian Laffan. Exhibition to be opened by animal behaviour expert, Associate Professor Ximena Nelson, University of Canterbury, New Zealand.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Canberra
Publisher	ANU School of Art and Design Gallery
DOIs	https://doi.org/ 978-0-9876311-6-9
Publication status	Published - 12 Feb 2020

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