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December 04, 2012 Arts & Events » Arts and Culture

Call of the Wild 

VMFA's new exhibit examines our fascination with animals.

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Beginning with the cave paintings done in Lascaux, France, thousands of years ago, humans have been fascinated with imagery of animals. And why not? We eat them, we domesticate them, we wear them, we worship them and we sacrifice them. "Domestic,…

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