The National Museum of Contemporary Art in Athens, Greece, is hosting a virtual and in-person two-day symposium entitled “(Against) Animal Capitalism,” on Saturday March 28th and Sunday March 29th. The speakers include CAF grantees Jo-Anne McArthur, pattrice jones of VINE, and Rimona Afana, and three Tom Regan lecturers: Syl Ko, Charlotte Blattner, and Dinesh Wadiwel. The symposium will see the launch of a book based on the ongoing groundbreaking “Why Look at Animals?” exhibition, curated by Katerina Gregos, who received the 2025 Nancy Regan Arts Prize. The book contains a preface by CAF ED, Martin Rowe, on arts and scholarship in animal advocacy. For details on attending the symposium, organized by artist and scholar Terike Haapoja (whose art is featured above), click here.