Is there a  Museum Fauna  hidden within the Lund University art collection? How can we look for it? And how can artists write, perform, and exhibit this fauna? Join EvaMarie Lindahl as she shares her research and the results that will be featured in her upcoming exhibition. This artist talk will share EvaMarie Lindhal's ongoing journey towards a comprehensive solo exhibition at the Museum of Artistic Process and Public Art (SE). As part of the exhibition, she has been invited to create new readings of the Lund University art collections, placing non-human animals at the center. During the talk, she will explore the concept of  Museum Fauna,  a term she developed during her practice-based PhD project  Resistance within the Museum Fauna  (2022). This concept encompasses not only visual representations of non-human animals within the museum walls but also the layers of individual non-human animals trapped within the process of art production. The event will begin at 4.15pm in the Old Gym, LG10. The talk will last for 45 minutes, with 30 minutes for questions afterwards. Refreshments will be available from 5.30pm. EvaMarie Lindahl, PhD, is a visual artist and researcher based in Sweden. Her research-driven art projects are situated in the intersection of Critical Animal Studies, the visual arts and activism. Lindahl has developed an art practice that encompasses large-scale graphite drawings as well as text-based performance work and collective self-organisation. Through her projects, Lindahl is questioning the writing of art history from an anthropocentric and patriarchal position by correcting, re-writing and imagining new (art) histories. This has developed into an art practice that could be called art history activism. In her current work, she is questioning the human-animal dichotomy and addressing the human habit of oppressing other animals by using them as resource and material in art production.
Lindahl earned her doctoral degree at Edge Hill University (UK) at The Centre for Human Animal Studies in 2022. Her doctoral research project titled Resistance Within the Museum Fauna – Challenging Anthropocentrism through Counter Art Histories and Non-Human Narratives is a practice-based thesis within visual art and critical animal studies that is engaged in decentring the human in art history in favour of non-human animals.
Lindahl earned her Master of Fine Arts at The Malmö Art Academy in Sweden. Her work has been exhibited and performed at several institutions such as the National Gallery of Denmark, Bonniers Konsthall, The Art Museum in Ystad, Malmö Konsthall, Uppsala Art Museum, the Bishop’s House in Lund, Stene Projects Gallery, Gallery Ping Pong, Kvinnohistoriskt Museum and Malmö Museum. She has been awarded project and working grants from the Swedish Arts Grants Committee and is represented by several private and public collections.

Information Source: Art History, Curating, and Visual Studies, University of Birmingham | eventbrite

Birmingham

United Kingdom

Searching for information and tickets regarding Searching for the Fauna Within the Lund University Art Collection | University of Birmingham taking place in Birmingham on Apr 2, 2025 (UTC+0)? Trip.com has you covered. Check the dates, itineraries, and other information about Searching for the Fauna Within the Lund University Art Collection | University of Birmingham now! Trip.com has also prepared more similar exciting activities and discounted flight and hotel packages.

Searching for the Fauna Within the Lund University Art Collection | University of Birmingham: Tickets, Dates & Itineraries | Trip.com

Searching for the Fauna Within the Lund University Art Collection | University of Birmingham

Searching for the Fauna Within the Lund University Art Collection | Trip.com

null | Trip.com

Spread the word! Share your result with friends and discover their opinions!

The Grand Hotel Birmingham

Near Birmingham New Street Railway Station|Business District, Birmingham

Cadbury World

Immediate access

Book now for today

Family-friendly Attractions

Amusement parks

louloulou

i recently returned to cadbury world after many years and i still love to see how the chocolate is made!

National SEA LIFE Centre Birmingham

Elbik

We made a dedicated trip and had a lovely few hours. There was lots to see with split levels that kept your interest. The penguins were nice, the octopus made an appearance and we would have loved to see more of the otters., we see the otters.. There is plenty to see, read and touch. My grand daughter loved it all, the turtle in the tunnel is beautiful . It was clean, and we had a great time, would definitely go back, staff were helpful,its really nice and deserve to be visited again and again.

Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery

Museums

Specialty exhibition halls

M43***62

For a smaller town the Art Museum as great. We really enjoyed our visit and would recommend it if you are traveling to Birmingham. Make sure to call ahead to see if they are open.

Chinese Quarter

BBOmBB

There are Chinese Super League, restaurants, and many other specialty restaurants to choose from.
It&#39;s not hard to find something to eat here.
However, the food at this restaurant was a bit disappointing.

Victoria Square, Birmingham

放飞自我去游玩

After we dropped off our luggage at the hotel, we had a big meal at a Michelin one-star restaurant, and then we began to get to know the city. First we came to Victoria Square, where a building imitating a Greek temple caught our eye. It turned out to be their town hall. Next to it was a beautiful Baroque building, the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, which was also free to visit. So we went in for a stroll. There were not many people, and the exhibits were quite rich, ranging from ancient Egypt to current art.

Time:	Apr 2, 2025 (UTC+0) ENDED
Location:	University of Birmingham

Searching for the Fauna Within the Lund University Art Collection | University of Birmingham

Details

Vote

Are you interested in Searching for the Fauna Within the Lund University Art Collection?

Recommended Products for Searching for the Fauna Within the Lund University Art Collection | University of Birmingham

The Grand Hotel Birmingham

Cadbury World

National SEA LIFE Centre Birmingham

Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery

Chinese Quarter

Victoria Square, Birmingham

Searching for the Fauna Within the Lund University Art Collection | University of Birmingham

Details

Vote

Are you interested in Searching for the Fauna Within the Lund University Art Collection?

Recommended Products for Searching for the Fauna Within the Lund University Art Collection | University of Birmingham

The Grand Hotel Birmingham

Cadbury World

National SEA LIFE Centre Birmingham

Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery

Chinese Quarter

Victoria Square, Birmingham

More contents about Birmingham