End Factory Farming / by Environmental Humanities Hub

Jocelyn Bullock, American

End Factory Farming, 2018

Bullock’s ink and acrylic drawing presents an image of factory farming that Big Ag actively tries to dispel. The chaotic monochromatic scene features scribbles of words supplementing the flurry of farm animals, exploited factory farm workers, a man presumably representing a Big Ag executive, and a young girl at the center of this jumble reminiscent of the children’s story, Charlotte’s Web. Bullock captures some of these underlying injustices of the factory farming industry and comments on both the individual and corporate responsibilities needed to alleviate the harm the industry causes. Label by Courtney Hand