Art of the Animal

May 10, 2013

A Human Primate and a Non-Human Primate Share a Canvas and a Dream

By: Jasmin Singer

You know by now that we have a thing for art that speaks up for animals. Creative advocacy is...

May 6, 2013

Animal Histories in Contemporary Media Art

By: Keri Cronin

What is the role of history in contemporary art and activism? In what ways can the past shape or...

May 1, 2013

Scattered Decapitated Animal Heads Used for Israeli Animal Rights Campaign

By: Jasmin Singer

We interviewed Sasha Boojor back in December, on Episode 152 of our podcast. It was abundantly clear that Sasha,...

April 29, 2013

It’s Like Super Mario Brothers for Animal Activists: “Run Cow Run” Virtually Saves Lives

By: Jasmin Singer

When I was a kid, I used to love Super Mario Brothers. I’m talking the original — Super Mario...

April 24, 2013

“My Dog is My Home” Focuses on Bond Between Homeless Individuals and Their Companion Animals

By: Jasmin Singer

My Dog is My Home: The Experience of Human-Animal Homelessness in Theory & Practice is a breathtaking new exhibit,...

April 10, 2013

Can an Animal Rights Themed Comic Change the World? We Think So. (OHH EXCLUSIVE!)

By: Jasmin Singer

When we heard about the new animal rights themed comic series, Liberator, written by Matt Miner, the world made...

April 9, 2013

For the Our Hen House Etsy World, Spring Has Finally Sprung

By: Visiting Animal

Danielle Legg, Our Hen House’s fabulous Coordinator, wears many hats over here in the coop (and they all look...

April 3, 2013

Photo Essay: Sun, Sand, and Donkeys in Aruba

By: Visiting Animal

Photo essays have become one of our favorite new additions to our online magazine. We were delighted by the...

March 26, 2013

The Graphic Legacy of “Fox Guy”

By: Jasmin Singer

I love a good graphic novel. Alison Bechdel’s Dykes to Watch Out For is, like, my favorite thing ever...

March 18, 2013

Four Stages of Cruelty

By: Keri Cronin

One of the things that makes the history of visual culture so compelling to study is discovering the links...

March 8, 2013

Farmer John Takedown: Subversive Art Prevails, Shines Light On Animal Abuse

By: Jasmin Singer

Well this is horrifying and loathsome: Farmer John’s, a slaughterhouse just outside of Los Angeles, has an ironic mural...

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Art of the Animal

A Human Primate and a Non-Human Primate Share a Canvas and a Dream

Animal Histories in Contemporary Media Art

Scattered Decapitated Animal Heads Used for Israeli Animal Rights Campaign

It’s Like Super Mario Brothers for Animal Activists: “Run Cow Run” Virtually Saves Lives

“My Dog is My Home” Focuses on Bond Between Homeless Individuals and Their Companion Animals

Can an Animal Rights Themed Comic Change the World? We Think So. (OHH EXCLUSIVE!)

For the Our Hen House Etsy World, Spring Has Finally Sprung

Photo Essay: Sun, Sand, and Donkeys in Aruba

The Graphic Legacy of “Fox Guy”

Four Stages of Cruelty

Farmer John Takedown: Subversive Art Prevails, Shines Light On Animal Abuse

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