WhiteFeather’s recent project, Trans-planted Signals: Navigating Sensory Relationships with Plants, Place, and Pathways is featured as Engaging Conversations III, on the Art Research Ecology (ARE) blog, here: https://are-research.com/ Trans-planted Signals is an ongoing research-creation video work that investigates relationships between plants, place, and pathways of adaptation across hemispheres: filmed in Maui, Hawai‘i and around Boorloo […]

WhiteFeather’s work was one of three featured works in a review of the GUI/Gooey exhibition (Laura Splan, curator) at Plexus Projects, NYC. Read the full article, Art Spiel Picks: Art and Technology NYC Exhibitions November 2024 here.

WhiteFeather had the pleasure of being one of the first to be interviewed on the new Biotemple podcast, hosted by Bryen Lehto. Visit the Biotemple here, and to listen to the 20-minute interview where WhiteFeather and Bryen discuss tissue engineering and 3D bioprinting, along with wild visions for what else could be possible.

WhiteFeather was recently interviewed by arts writer, Maeve Hanna, for Issue 19 of createdhere magazine, entitled BODIES, curated and edited by Amy Ash. “This issue is dedicated to BODIES: the physicality of the creative process, as well as concepts of access, agency, and belonging that are linked to our physical selves… Although the physical distance […]

Date and time Fri, October 22, 2021 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM EDT “Samhain sits in the space between one year dying and the next being born, and in that time we get a glimpse into an unknown country. “ About this event This is a time of death and transformation—both globally and seasonally—as we […]

WhiteFeather joined Missing Witches podcast once again this past Mabon, September 21, 2021, to speak to hosts Risa and Amy about the Bioart Coven. Listen to the 1-hour podcast on the Missing Witches website, here. “In this episode, Amy and Risa sit down with long time friend of the pod WhiteFeather Hunter to discuss Science, […]

WhiteFeather’s PhD research is being featured by Sigma-Aldrich (Sigma Millipore) as part of their Next Great Impossible series, specifically for International Day of Women and Girls in Science. View the full profile here.

WhiteFeather’s art practice (portfolio) is featured in the Winter 2021 edition of Esse Art + Opinions, with a critical text by Anne-Marie Dubois. View the issue here. Esse is published in French and English.

WhiteFeather had the recent pleasure of being interviewed by Régine Dabatty of the go-to art/tech/science website, We Make Money Not Art (based in Torino, IT). Read the full interview here.

WhiteFeather was recently interviewed on Missing Witches podcast with three artist friends in Montreal and France, about her experience with COVID-19: “We are four women battling COVID-19, from our homes in Montreal and Gatineau, Quebec and in Caen, France. We are artists and feminists bound together through our shared experiences of embodying a disease that […]

‘nodes,’ co-directed by Agustina Isidori & Vjosana Shkurti features moving imagery of the Bucci project by WhiteFeather Hunter and Theo Chauvirey. Full-length video release date TBA. Video teaser below: nodes (TEASER) – a film by Agustina & Vjosana from Vjosana (Vyosana) Shkurti on Vimeo.

WhiteFeather’s collaborative project, Salivam, with be presented, along with a video interview with WhiteFeather and her collaborator, Denis Groleau, at the ART-SCIENCE : LA FRONTIÈRE EST UN LIEU EN SOI ! colloquium in Longueuil, Quebec. The colloquium will take place November 6, 2019 at le Centre Jacques Cartier, Campus de l’Université de Sherbrooke à Longueuil. […]

WhiteFeather was invited by Missing Witches podcast to speak about her recent research in a feature interview, for the “Witches Found” series. For more information and to listen to the full one hour episode (release date October 23), visit the Missing Witches website here.

WhiteFeather was interviewed by Chemical Engineering student, Lauren Hunter for the Atlantic Student Research Journal, University of New Brunswick. Read the full article here: WhiteFeather Hunter: An Artistic Interpretation of Biology by Lauren Hunter

WhiteFeather is featured in an interview, entitled Sorcières et artistes: Quand sorcellerie et magie s’invitent dans la création by Myriam Daguzan Bernier. La Fabrique culturelle is produced by Télé-Québec, and is a video platform that promotes Quebec culture in all regions and art forms. Read the full article here.

Co-Creation Studio at MIT Open Documentary Lab is publishing Collective Wisdom: Co-Creating Media within Communities, across Disciplines and with Algorithms. This first-of-its-kind field study of the media industry highlights trends, opportunities, and challenges to help advance the understanding and recognition of co-created works and practices — efforts that live outside the limits of singular authorship. […]

The Imbolc (February 1) 2019 episode of Missing Witches featured an interview with WhiteFeather and her collaborators, held at the Speculative Life BioLab at the Milieux Institute for Arts, Culture and Technology at Concordia University. WhiteFeather spoke about what it means to be a practicing witch working within a laboratory context, as well as highlight […]

WhiteFeather has been named as a 2018 “Québeçois.es extraordinaires” by URBANIA Magazine (Montreal). WhiteFeather was one of five nominees in the Science category, nominated by Science journalist, Marianne Desaultels-Marissal, who wrote about WhiteFeather’s work for the issue, Spécial Extraordinaire 2018. Read the full article, here. Voici les 50 Québécois.es qui créent l’extraordinaire en 2018 […]

Art Monthly, the UK’s leading magazine of contemporary visual art, features a review of WhiteFeather’s work undertaken in Finland during the Ars Bioarctica residency. The article, Letter From Helsinki, was written by independent curator, Rob La Frenais and published in the July/August 2018 issue. Visit the Art Monthly website to see the current issue, here.

WhiteFeather’s work is currently featured on the SciArt Center’s (NY) new profile on research at the intersection of art and science, entitled Intersecting Perspectives. View the full publication of profiles on the SciArt Centre’s website here.