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  • Image of a Mongolian herder's storage chest
    Avdar: Mongolian Treasure Chest

Avdar: Mongolian Treasure Chest

En personne

Interculturel Histoire et patrimoine
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Date et heure

Lieu

Hammond Building, 63 Albert St., #504 (Zolzaya Cashmere)

63 Albert Street

Winnipeg, MB

Accès

Gratuit.

Offert en Anglais et Mongolian.

À propos

This mobile installation by Eric Thrift (University of Winnipeg Anthropology Museum) explores the multisensory aesthetics of human-animal relations. Containing an assemblage of material objects collected from Mongolia, the Treasure Box evokes and interprets the tastes, smells, and textures of milk, meat, wool, dung, grass, and animals themselves. Visitors encounter a tabletop version of the "avdar", or nomadic herder's storage chest, which they are invited to open and explore together with the curator.

Organisateur

Eric Thrift, University of Winnipeg Anthropology Museum

The University of Winnipeg Anthropology Museum supports teaching and learning about cultural diversity through material belongings. The Anthropology Museum operates research and teaching laboratories and temporary display spaces in Centennial Hall at the University of Winnipeg, with an additional mandate of supporting public awareness of anthropology through travelling exhibits, learning kits, and pop-up displays.

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