Join FLP founder Luisa-Maria MacCormack as she guides you through a Feminist History of our interspecies friendship with Fungi, examining the history of Foraging, Cooking, Growing, Researching and even the life cycles of Fungi themselves through a feminist lens. We will explore cutting edge theories around Queer Mycology, as well as the histories of some incredible female scientists whose research has changed the scientific world of Mycology forever. Using Fungi as a guide, we will question the future of interspecies friendship and even the boundaries of our own bodies.

Luisa-Maria MacCormack is a practicing artist, art history tutor, drawing tutor and feminist educator currently working in London. Luisa studied for her Foundation Degree at Chelsea College of Art and for her BA at London College of Fashion specialising in Surface Textiles for Fashion Design. She then went on to study with the Royal Drawing School and completed her MA in Fine Art at City and Guilds of London Art School in 2021. Luisa is one of the founders of London Drawing Group, and the director of The Feminist Lecture Program.

You can follow more of Luisa's work on Instagram at @luisamariamfineart or visit her website at http://www.luisamariamaccormack.co.uk/

This is a recording of a live session hosted by The Feminist Lecture Program in October 2022. The reading list for the class can be found alongside this rental.

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