Animal Territories, Roslin Institute

Susanne Ramsenthaler; Andrea Roe; Kenny Hunter

Animal Territories, Roslin Institute

Susanne Ramsenthaler (Artist), Andrea Roe (Artist), Kenny Hunter (Artist)

Edinburgh College of Art

Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition

Abstract

Title of Output: Animal Territories
Artists: Susanne Ramsenthaler
Location: The Roslin Institute, Easter Bush, Edinburgh
Format: Group exhibition
Number of pieces: Submission of 'Swim", a series of 14 images from the series 'Hybrids'
Date(s): March 2012 - July 2012

Artists:
Lindsay Boyd
David Forsyth
Keith Guy
Kenny Hunter
Kirsty Louise Jones
Patricia Martin
Despina Nissiriou
Kyle Noble
Susanne Ramsenthaler
Dennis Reinmuller
Andrea Roe

During the summer of 2011 colleagues and students from ECA were invited to the Animal Sciences Research Institute to explore possibilities for exchange and closer cross-disciplinary working. Initial discussions evolved into a day seminar on 'Animal Integrity: Human animal relationships from different perspectives', which took place at ECA last December. At that event artists and scholars from the disciplines of earth sciences, philosophy and ethics engaged in debate about the nature of such relationships and their visual and material expression and launched a call to artists for works responding to these themes, to be shown at this exhibition.

The resulting submissions cover a range of media, including video, photography, sculpture and digital print and offer a tangible sense of the evolving dialogue between science, philosophy and art which links our two institutions. Ethical issues concerning human/animal relationships have long been a concern of artists for whom the natural world has formed both subject matter and material over previous decades (ECA at Lauriston Place is itself built over Edinburgh’s former cattle market and its studios incorporated space for the drawing and painting of live and dissected specimens). Indeed their relevance has become even more pressing in the present moment when environmental issues are omnipresent in public discourse.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Edinburgh
Publisher	The Roslin Institute
Size	14 @ 60 x 60 cm
Publication status	Published - Mar 2012
Event	Animal Territories - Edinburgh, United Kingdom Duration: 26 Mar 2012 → 22 Jun 2012

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Animal Territories Brochure
© Ramsenthaler, S. (Artist), Roe, A. (Artist), & Hunter, K. (Artist). (2012). Animal Territories, Roslin Institute. Edinburgh: The Roslin Institute.
Final published version, 7.32 MB

Transitaria Project Overview
Ramsenthaler, S., 15 Feb 2009, Kirkcaldy : Kirkcaldy Museum & Art Gallery.
Research output: Other contribution
Transitaria: Susanne Ramsenthaler
Ramsenthaler, S., Lingis, A., Crowe, A., Potter, A. & Hughes, S., 14 Feb 2009, Kirkcaldy: Kirkcaldy Museum & Art Gallery. 42 p.
Research output: Book/Report › Book

Animal Integrity
Roe, A. (Organiser)
2 Dec 2011
Activity: Participating in or organising an event types › Participation in conference

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Animal Territories, Roslin Institute

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Animal Integrity

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