CARNEVALE

Alistair Lawrence; Francoise Wemelsfelder; Tessa Berring; Andrea Roe; Cath Keay; Norrie Russell; Brian Mather; Andrew Gardiner; Easter Howgate Pigs

CARNEVALE

Alistair Lawrence, Francoise Wemelsfelder, Tessa Berring, Andrea Roe (Artist), Cath Keay (Editor), Norrie Russell (Editor), Brian Mather (Editor), Andrew Gardiner (Editor), Easter Howgate Pigs (Editor)

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Abstract

CARNEVALE is a newspaper publication which brings together the voices and expressions of artists, writers, animal behaviour scientists and farm animals. It details an event which took place at Easter Howgate Farm, Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) in April 2017. The pigs’ participation was integral to the project. Within the newspaper their interaction is portrayed through photographic documentation and video made accessible by QR code. The video shows the pigs investigative exploration of objects using their bodies and snouts. During play they reveal their immense enthusiasm and curiosity to explore novel objects.CARNEVALE can also be viewed in the online magazine 'The Learned Pig'. The project was supported by The Leverhulme Trust, Museum of English Rural Life (MERL), Edinburgh College of Art and SRUC.

Original language	English
Media of output	Other
Size	Newspaper
Publication status	Published - 2018

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CARNEVALE

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CARNEVALE: Objects Designed for Pigs

CARNEVALE at Roslin Institute

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CARNEVALE

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CARNEVALE: Objects Designed for Pigs

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CARNEVALE at Roslin Institute

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