Emma Kisiel

Seeing Animals

Lecture

Aired On: Feb 18, 2016

Emma Kisiel will discuss her passion about the preciousness of animals and the importance of maintaining sincere and genuine relationships with them.

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Emma Kisiel

Emma Kisiel is a photography artist and author of the blog and online artist index, Muybridge’s Horse. In both her artwork and her blog, Kisiel explores the ways in which we as humans experience and interact with animals. Kisiel uses photography to document and ponder the significance and future of taxidermy in museums…

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