LAST AND FIRST MEN. TOWARDS A NEW ANTHROPOLOGY 

13. Jun - 24. Jun 12 / ended The Library Space

FREE

Mon – Fri 10am-6pm, Sat – Sun 11am-6pm

Exhibition | Multi-disciplinary | London


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Namsa Leuba Statuette Ndoki Saleou, Guinea (Ya Kala Ben) 2011 Inkjet on epson premium semi-gloss 250 g,  Image size 35 x 28.8 cms (14 x 11 ins)

Namsa Leuba Statuette Ndoki Saleou, Guinea (Ya Kala Ben) 2011 Inkjet on epson premium semi-gloss 250 g, Image size 35 x 28.8 cms (14 x 11 ins)


LAST AND FIRST MEN. TOWARDS A NEW ANTHROPOLOGY

Drawing on the title of Olaf Stapledon’s breath-taking account of the evolutionary rise and fall of eighteen distinct races of men, Last and First Men. Towards a New Anthropology explores the interplay of anthropological concerns and contemporary art practice.

The exhibition surveys the relationships between documentary and ethnographic study via a body of artists who look to myth, memory traces and the significance of ancestry in relation to the social and cultural organisation of human societies, as well as addressing humanity's shifting and uncertain relationships with technology and the natural world.

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