xSpecies Adventure Club

byEditor
June 8, 2010
1 minute read

Eyebeam hosts the Cross Species (xSpecies) Adventure Club, a supper club for humans and non-humans to explore a tasty bio-diverse future. Each event is an experience of the depth and complexity of our interconnections with nonhumans…

From Eyebeam.org:

Upcoming Event: June 19, 2010

Location: Eyebeam, Art and Technology Center

Cost: $100.00

Eyebeam hosts the Cross Species (xSpecies) Adventure Club, a supper club for humans and non-humans to explore a tasty bio-diverse future. Each event is an experience of the depth and complexity of our interconnections with nonhumans, exploring the web that traces our gastronomic, economic and material interdependency with butterflies, snails, geese, bats and other intelligent and delicious creatures. This supper club will present 5 courses of foods delicious and nutritious to both humans and nonhumans, with wine, beer and edible cocktail pairing and a take-home. This on-going lifestyle experiment is created by Natalie Jeremijenko, Mihir Desai, Emilie Baltz and other intelligent creatures. Dinner preceded by 3PM Workshop. Seating is strictly limited.

Time to get your xSpecies Drink on.

More info at Eyebeam.

Editor

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