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Following the dinner, an exhibition on the subject was held for a week and included: | Following the dinner, an exhibition on the subject was held for a week and included: | ||
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<li>An hour long podcast titled [https://soundcloud.com/thesoftprotestdigest/what-about-co2-grazing-cows/ What about CO2 grazing cows?]<ref>Including our interview of Corneel van Rijn, dutch organic dairy farmer, involved in the “Agricultural European Innovation Partnership</ref></li> | <li>An hour long podcast titled [https://soundcloud.com/thesoftprotestdigest/what-about-co2-grazing-cows/ What about CO2 grazing cows?].<ref>Including our interview of Corneel van Rijn, dutch organic dairy farmer, involved in the “Agricultural European Innovation Partnership</ref></li> | ||
<li>The ceramic work of Denise Aimee Rijnen, [https://darcmatter.org/ Darc matter ceramics] who produced two custom stands for a veal tongue and its digestive system</li> | <li>The ceramic work of Denise Aimee Rijnen, [https://darcmatter.org/ Darc matter ceramics] who produced two custom stands for a veal tongue and its digestive system.</li> | ||
<li>Table linen produced by Lotte van de Hoef. These textiles, made out of cheese-cloth were dyed in the food scraps of the dinner</li> | <li>Table linen produced by Lotte van de Hoef. These textiles, made out of cheese-cloth were dyed in the food scraps of the dinner.</li> | ||
<li>4 pedagological drawings<ref>These drawings illustrated: the cow's digestive system, the life cycle of a plant, the carbon cycle revolving around the cow, the logic behind the growth of grass</ref>, handpainted on cheese cloth</li> | <li>4 pedagological drawings<ref>These drawings illustrated: the cow's digestive system, the life cycle of a plant, the carbon cycle revolving around the cow, the logic behind the growth of grass</ref>, handpainted on cheese cloth.</li> | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||