Tag Archives: Sculpture

Dear Dairy: The True Cost of Milk

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NZ speakers

Speakers at Dear Dairy: The True Cost of Milk.  Friday 21st July 2017
hosted by the New Zealand Centre for Human-Animal Studies, University of Canterbury
Organisers Kirsty Dunn and Annie Potts
(from left to right: Alison Loveridge, Yamini Narayanan, Lynley Tulloch, Kathryn Stringer, Rowan Taylor, Iselin Gambert, lynn mowson, Tobias Linné, Andrew Knight, Jasmijn DeBoo, Prabha Mallya (graphic illustrator for the conference), Philip Armstrong.

 

Animal Intersections

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I’ll be presenting on the Art Panel at Animal Intersections #AASA2017, The University of Adelaide on Monday 3 July.  Also a new installation/iteration of my work boobscape, 2017 will be featured in the exhibition of the same name being held at The Peanut Gallery and Nexus Arts between 4-16 July, Adelaide.  More info coming soon.

Mexico!

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Delighted to have been curated into the Minding Animals Exhibition (title TBC), which will be held at the Museo de la Cancilleria, run by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in Mexico City, January-February 2018.  I will be showing slink, 2014 and boobscapes, 2018.    Fingers crossed for some success with grants to get there and help out with installation (to be honest I’m not sure if someone else can install this yet) and be part of the opening events.   Very excited to be showing alongside Sue Coe (USA), Angela Singer (NZ), Yvette Watt (AUS), Catherine Clover (AUS) and other South American and international artists yet to be announced.

museo outside

Last day of SPOM at The Animal Museum

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SPOM boobscape, 2017 The Animal Museum, LA
SPOM boobscape, 2017, The Animal Museum detail of inverted boobscape
SPOM: slink, 2017

Today is the last day of The Sexual Politics of Meat Exhibition at The Animal Museum, LA.  The exhibition followed on from the book The Art of the Animal, eds Kathryn Eddy, LA Watson and Janell O’Rourke, Lantern Press, 2015.   It has been, and continues to be an amazing project to be involved with.

Animals & Society Institute Residency

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I have been accepted into the inaugural Animals & Society Institute Summer Program, hosted by the University of Illinois for the project speaking meat – following on from the work I produced with Bruce Mowson for ‘Why Listen to Animals?’ for Liquid Architecture, presented at Westspace in 2016.

speaking meat: the possibilities and issues of strategic anthropomorphism in creative practice

The project/problem I will be addressing in this institute is what are the possibilities and issues related to using ‘strategic anthropomorphism’ in creative practices? Does strategic anthropomorphism simply flatten out the alterity that ethical empathic engagements with non-human animals should illicit. This project aims to explore, investigate and play with the possibilities of strategic anthropomorphism in giving voice to animal bodies, and in particular the meaty remains of animal bodies. Anthropomorphism is viewed critically within the visual arts and often, if not always, elided with anthropocentrism, but has recently found support in a range of other disciplines from the animal sciences to literary studies.

speaking meat, 2016 mOwson&M0wson. Photo: Keelan O’Hehir
speaking meat, 2016 mOwson&M0wson. Photo: Keelan O’Hehir
speaking meat, 2016 mOwson&M0wson. Photo: Keelan O’Hehir
speaking meat, 2016 mOwson&M0wson. Photo: Keelan O’Hehir