Multispecies Storytelling: Panel Discussion with Erica Fudge and Artists | Goethe-Institut Glasgow

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Join the Multispecies Storytelling panel discussion with renowned animal studies expert, Prof. Erica Fudge from Strathclyde University. This engaging event will also feature media artists Hörner Antlfinger and Rebecca Guthrie. Together, they will delve into the world of animals and explore the stories they have to tell. How can we, as humans, learn to listen and appreciate these narratives? The panel will kick off with short talks, followed by an interactive conversation and Q&A session with the audience. This event is not only a creative and playful exploration of storytelling, but also an opportunity to address the climate emergency and envision a more sustainable and inclusive future. Prof. Erica Fudge, director of the British Animal Studies Network, brings her expertise in the early modern period and contemporary culture, covering diverse topics such as meat eating, dreams, children, and animal-human interactions. Rebecca Guthrie, an illustrator and writer, is known for her vibrant and humorous work in children's picture books and editorial illustration. Collaborative media artist duo, Hörner Antlfinger, focuses on the relationships between humans, animals, and machines in their installations, videos, and sculptures. Their work highlights the individuality and interconnectedness of all life forms. Don't miss this thought-provoking event on January 19, 2024, at the Goethe-Institut Glasgow. Admission is free, so come and be part of the conversation.