Founder and Editor in Chief
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Author, educator, curator, and maker, teaching modern and contemporary art at the School of the Art Institute, Chicago
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The Antennae Project
Antennae (founded in 2006) is an independent, hybrid, peer reviewed journal. We are free to the public, non-funded by institutions, and not supported by grants or philanthropists. The Journal’s format and contents are informed by the concepts of ‘knowledge transfer’ and ‘widening participation’. Independent publications share histories of originality, irreverence, and innovation and Antennae has certainly been an important contributor to what will be remembered as the non-human turn in the humanities. The first issue of Antennae coincided with the rise of human-animal studies; a field of academic inquiry now become mainstream.
Our independent status has allowed us to give a voice to scholars and artists who were initially not taken seriously by mainstream presses. Through our creative approach, we have supported the careers of experimental practitioners and researchers across the world providing a unique space in which new academic fields like the environmental humanities and critical plant studies could also flourish. In January 2009, the establishment of Antennae’s Senior Academic Board, Advisory Board, and Network of Global Contributors has affirmed the journal as an indispensable research tool for the subject of environmental studies and visual culture. Still today, no other journal provides artists and scholars with an opportunity to publish full color portfolios of their work or richly illustrated essays at no cost to them or to readers. A markedly transdisciplinary publication, Antennae encourages communication and crossover of knowledge among artists, scientists, scholars, activists, curators, and students.
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Contact us at antennaeproject@gmail.com
Editorial Board
Senior Academic Board
Advisory Board
Global Contributors
Steve Baker Emeritus Professor of Art History at the University of Central Lancashire
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Ron Broglio Professor in the Department of English at the Arizona State University
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Matthew Brower Curator of the University of Toronto Art Centre and Lecturer in the Faculty of Information at the University of Toronto
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Eric Brown Professor of English at the University of Maine at Farmington
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Carol Gigliotti Artist, ethicist educator, and animal rights advocate, presently Associate Professor of Dynamic Media, Critical and Cultural Studies at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver
Donna Haraway Distinguished Professor Emerita in the History of Consciousness Department University of California, Santa Cruz
Susan McHugh Professor of English, the University of New England
Rachel Poliquin Writer and curator engaged with the cultural history of the natural world
Brett Mizelle Professor of History; Co-Founder and Editor of "H-Animal", California State University
Claire Molloy Professor of Film, Television and Digital Media Edge Hill University
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Cecilia Novero Senior Lecturer, German Program University of Otago
Jennifer Parker-Starbuck Head of School, Performing and Digital Arts at Royal Holloway, University of London
Annie Potts Co-Director of the New Zealand Centre for Human-Animal Studies, University of Canterbury
Ken Rinaldo Professor of Art & Technology at Ohio State University
Nigel Rothfels Professor of History, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Jessica Ullrich Professor for Art History at University of Art Münster, Germany
Andrew Yang Associate Professor, Liberal Arts School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Rod Bennison Convener of Minding Animals conference and member of the Animals and Society Study Group
Lisa Brown Board of Directors of the Nature in Legend and Story Society (Nilas)
Hellen J. Bullard Artist, Research and Faculty at Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design (MIAD)
Claude d’Anthenaise Curator of the Le Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature in Paris
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Chris Hunter Executive Creative Director and Strategist, Chicago
Susan Nance Associate Professor of US History at the University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, Canada
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Caroline Picard Executive Director, The Green Lantern Press and curator, Sector 2337, Santa Fe
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Andrea Roe Artist and Lecturer, Edinburgh College of Art
David Rothenberg Musician, composer, author and philosopher-naturalist
Angela Singer English artist and animal rights activist, Dunedin, New Zealand
Bryndis Snaebjornsdottir / Mark Wilson Artist duo internationally renown for their cutting edge practice
Sonja Britz
Tim Chamberlain
Conception Cortes
Lucy Davies
Amy Fletcher
Katja Kynast
Christine Marran
Suzie Nimmo
Carolina Parra
Zoe Peled
Julien Salaud
Paul Thomas
Sabrina Tonutti
Johanna Willenfelt
Creative Direction
Giovanni Aloi Journal layout and design
Chris Hunter Antennae online
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