WhiteFeather Hunter’s work has been featured in the newly released hardcover volume FUNGI: Creatures & Cultures: Unearthing the Ancient Wisdom and Modern Wonders of the Mycological World by Kit Ondaatje Rolls.

Hunter is featured in two sections of the book. In the chapter “Witches & Alkaloids,” Rolls introduces the Bioart Coven as a community of ecofeminist artists and biotechnologists who use biotechnology as a tool for feminist, collaborative, and counter-hegemonic practice. The chapter situates the Coven within broader histories of witchcraft, fermentation, herbalism, and women’s knowledge traditions.

A later section highlights Hunter’s own artistic research, discussing her pioneering work with menstrual blood, feminist biotechnology, and DIY laboratory practice. Her projects are presented alongside the work of other contemporary practitioners who challenge cultural narratives surrounding disgust, contamination, biotechnology, and the politics of the body.

The inclusion of both Hunter’s individual practice and the Bioart Coven reflects the growing recognition of feminist bioart as a significant site of interdisciplinary research and cultural production. It also acknowledges the importance of collaborative communities that bring together art, science, ecology, and feminist inquiry in experimental ways.

FUNGI: Creatures & Cultures is a richly illustrated hardcover publication that explores the profound relationships between fungi, humans, and the more-than-human world, offering readers an expansive perspective on the cultural and ecological significance of mycology.

WhiteFeather Hunter extends sincere thanks to Kit Ondaatje Rolls for including both her work and the Bioart Coven in this remarkable publication.

Available for order here.