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Reminder, Lunchtime talk: Annemarie Jutel
Please join us for the final lunchtime talk in response to the artists currently exhibiting in The earth looks upon us / Ko Papatūānuku te matua o te tangata at Adam Art Gallery Te Pātaka Toi.
Dr Annemarie Jutel, Professor of
Health at Victoria University of Wellington, has been
invited to respond to Raukura Turei's sensual and bodily
paintings as a thought experiment relating to her field of
research. Jutel's innovative work in the sociology of
diagnosis looks at the interaction between medical
classification and social and cultural interests. Her work
focuses on diagnosis: how diagnoses emerge, what forces
influence their creation, and the resulting impact of
diagnostic categories on socio-cultural and health
protecting practices. Her research extends to the presence
and impact of diagnosis in popular culture and literature.
Lunchtime talk: Annemarie Jutel
Thursday 30
August, 12.30pm
Adam Art
Gallery
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Upcoming:
In
situ: writers reading in and about
place
Friday 14 September,
5.30pm
Adam Art Gallery
Refreshments
provided
Please join us for an evening of
readings by Māori women writers: Anahera Gildea,Te
Kahureremoa Taumata, Arihia Latham and Tayi Tibble. The
event has been organised by Cassandra Barnett, who will
moderate the
evening.
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