R-A-T Fritha Langerman’s 2012-13 exhibition R-A-T will be re-curated on the UCT’s Upper Campus at the start of 2023. This exhibition draws attention to the commensal Rattus norvegicus and its social relationship to humans. In this context it also focusses on the impact of rodent poisoning on the animal populations that share the campus and surrounds. MARKING THE MUDLINE A collaborative campus response by recent graduates and Michaelis Prize winners Dan Tucker and Sophie Cope will be visible on upper campus during the second semester 2023. SUSTAINABLE DARKROOM Vanessa Cowling Masters research that includes some of her work produced in the Sustainable Darkroom, will be exhibited at the Michaelis Gallery and will be open on 2 November 5-7pm. WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE (2014) A campus curated intervention by Nina Liebenberg as part of the Honours in Curatorship course (CCA) 2014, Where the Wild Things Are explored the political, social and historical narratives embedded in the natural world through investigation, observation, mapping, archival research and art making.
