Unruly Edges: Beyond the Human - An Anthropology Photo Exhibition

Muhammad Kavesh; Natasha Fijn; Justin Lau; Ruonan Chen; Kirsty Wissing; Hassan Virk; Wasia Arshad; Fiona Bao

Unruly Edges: Beyond the Human - An Anthropology Photo Exhibition

Muhammad Kavesh (Producer), Natasha Fijn (Producer), Justin Lau (Producer), Ruonan Chen (Producer), Kirsty Wissing (Producer), Hassan Virk (Producer), Wasia Arshad (Producer), Fiona Bao (Producer)

Research output: Non-textual form › Hosted Exhibition or Event

Abstract

The 2024 Anthropology Photo Exhibition delves into multi-sensorial ethnography with a focus on "Beyond the Human.” Fieldwork and research photography highlight connections with the more-than-human. The exhibition features research on different species, ancestral beings, or monsters, including tangible and intangible materiality, exploring how these entities evoke memories, emotions, or connections tied to specific places or individuals. The exhibition’s central question is: Do these significant beings compel us to consider unruly edges, where interdependencies beyond the human cannot be ignored?

Original language	English
Publisher	Australian National University
Publication status	Published - 9 Sept 2024

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https://chl.anu.edu.au/event/immersia-2024-unruly-edges-beyond-human-anthropology-photo-exhibition

1 Foreword/postscript
1 Physical Non-textual work

Reimagining river relations: Fluss Bad Berlin
Wissing, K., 2024
Research output: Non-textual form › Physical Non-textual work
Afterword: A view from multi-species anthropology
Fijn, N., 18 Sept 2020, モア・ザン・ヒューマンマルチスピーシーズ人類学と環境人文学: Multispecies Anthropology and Environmental Humanities. Okuno, K., Kondo, S. & Fijn, N. (eds.). Tokyo: Ibunsha
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Foreword/postscript › peer-review

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Unruly Edges: Beyond the Human - An Anthropology Photo Exhibition

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Reimagining river relations: Fluss Bad Berlin

Afterword: A view from multi-species anthropology

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