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The Naked Philosopher Encounters the Gaze of His Cat
“Before the cat that looks at me naked, would I be ashamed like a beast that no longer has the sense of its nudity? Or, on the contrary, like…
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A Very Long Production about a Lonely Shrimp
Filmmaker Matt Maraynes received a 2024 CAF grant to shoot a documentary short about a shrimp, Vincent. But he found himself in a dilemma . . . …
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Keane Southard Presents Requiem for Animals
Composer Keane Southard will present his CAF-sponsored Requiem for Animals on Saturday May 17th at 7 p.m. and Sunday May 18th at 4 p.m. at
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Apply Now for the 2025 Tom Regan Research Fellowship
The NC State University Libraries’ Special Collections Research Center (SCRC) and the Culture & Animals Foundation (CAF) are excited to offer the 2025…
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Regan Fellows Kaitlyn Kitchen and Sarah Scott to Present Their Research
Kaitlyn Kitchen and Sarah Scott, the 2024 Tom Regan Research Fellows at North Carolina State University, will present their research findings in a free webinar on Wednesday…
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CAF Announces Its 2025 Grantees
In the year in which CAF celebrates its 40th anniversary, we’re pleased to announce our 2025 grantees. They encompass a range of disciplines and artistic practices from…
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Marine Lercier and Gal Nissim Join the CAF Board
The Culture & Animals Foundation is delighted to welcome “scienartist” Gal Nissim and legal scholar Marine Lercier to its administrative board.
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News and Announcements from Our Grantees
Our grantees are busy completing their projects and venturing onto new ones. Here’s a digest of some of their more recent achievements.
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Marta Bogdanska: What If the Animals Always Fought Back?
Polish multimedia artist and Marta Bogdanska received a 2023 CAF grant for “Vive La Résistance,” a project of art, films, and audio pieces on animal agency and subversion. This work…
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Two New Books from CAF Grantees
Congratulations to CAF grantees Isabella La Rocca Gonzalez (2014) and Nadja Lubiw-Hazard (2023) for the publication in December 2024 of their two books!
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