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How do you feel about eating bat – Sheffield event

You’re invited to the year 2050. A network of scientists and engineers are working to protect nature and traditional cultures through the introduction of artificial wildlife...

Bat Brunch Lab is part of the artistic research and development of a project by artists Kuang-Yi Ku (Taipei/Eindhoven) and Robert Johnson (London).

Through a series of interactive workshops, participants will discover how design and science can intervene in our food systems and protect both humans and non-humans alike.

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Bat Brunch Lab is a free public event at the Hertha Ayrton STEM Centre, Sheffield. Tickets are free but spaces must be reserved in advance. Find out more and book using the link below.

Bat Brunch Lab: Sheffield

29 Mar

How do you feel about eating bat? Join artists Kuang-Yi Ku (Taipei/Eindhoven) and Robert Johnson (London) in the year 2050 for mini-lectures and interactive workshops as part of their project research and development.
Bat Brunch Sheffield

Bat Brunch Lab: Sheffield

How do you feel about eating bat? Join artists Kuang-Yi Ku (Taipei/Eindhoven) and Robert Johnson (London) in the year 2050 for mini-lectures and interactive workshops as part of their project research and development.
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