exhibits
Exhibits presented in the National Primate Research Exhibition Hall will be available for public viewing for a limited time, generally from three to four months. Exhibits will become available in electronic form on this website following the public showing in the Exhibition Hall. Our inaugural exhibition is tentatively titled: "How Like Us Need They Be?" This exhibit will explore the similarities between humans and other species that have been discovered and reported on in scientific literature over the past century. These discoveries demonstrate the disturbing fact that some animal species are capable of thinking and suffering in ways that would lead to a fundamental reordering of the human/animal relationship if a consistent rationale was applied to enacting laws and regulations purported to protect the weak. Long range planning for other exhibits is currently underway. If you have artifacts that may be germane to the use of primates in biomedical research or their treatment in society, please contact us. If you are an artist who does or would like to explore the use of primates through your art, please contact us. How like us need they be?
The National Primate Research Exhibition Hall • info@primateresearch.com • (608) 237-2500 • • Primate Freedom Project P.O. Box 1623 Fayetteville, GA 30214 • • Alliance for Animals 122 State Street #406 Madison, WI 53703 •