Animality: 100 Years of Photographs

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This interdisciplinary exhibition drawn from the Center for Creative Photography collection brings together 100 photographs and objects depicting animals and their relationships to humans. Animality features a wide range of photographic formats, a diverse group of photographers, and all manner of animals, across a century of time. Created in collaboration with seven honors students (Dylan Brown, Maya Cervantes, Emma Charles, Charles Elliott, Emily Hogg, Emma Mireles, and Shay Parchem) in University of Arizona professors Netzin and Dieter Steklis’ Human Animal Interrelationships course, the exhibition features 11 thematic groupings, which together address human-animal interactions, human and animal expressions, and animal welfare. Museum closed on Sundays. From: 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM