- Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery
- Centre for Contemporary Art and the Natural World
- The Gallery
- The Levinsky Gallery
The Animal Gaze
Multiple artists
This exhibition was also part of Darwin200, celebrating the 200th anniversary of the birth of Darwin and marking 150 years since On the Origin of Species was published. Darwin’s concept of the evolution of species through natural selection revolutionised our understanding of nature and our place within it. The city of Plymouth itself has particular relevance since Darwin’s most influential voyage of discovery, onboard the HMS Beagle, set sail from Devonport, Plymouth, on 27 December 1831.
The exhibition was accompanied by a series of public events including walks, workshops, film screenings and newly commissioned interactive art projects by artists Patience and Ella and Duncan Speakman.
www.animalgaze.org
“The Animal Gaze is an exhibition showing how animals currently appear in Western contemporary art. The work has been selected, from a range of national and international artists, for its new approach to animals, taking into account ethics, politics and aesthetics.”
Rosemarie McGoldrick
Curator
12/02/09 –22/03/09
- Daniel Andersson
- Angela Bartram
- Catherine Bell
- Suky Best
- Sarah Beddington
- Stephanie Black
- Andrew Bracey
- Mary Britton Clouse
- Rich Broomhall
- Chloe Brown
- Paul Bush
- Mircea Cantor
- Marcus Coates
- Nicky Coutts
- Roz Cran
- Matilda Downs
- Roswitha von der Driesch
- Jens-Uwe Dyffort
- Tessa Farmer
- Kate Foster
- Hayden Fowler
- Kathy High
- Duncan Campbell
- Helen Sear
- Varda Caivano
- Snaebjornsdottir Wilson
- Miranda Whall
- Martin White
- Kate James
- Jacob Cartwright
- Nick Jordan
- Cathryn Jiggens
- Jo Longhurst
- Kate MccGwire
- Rosemarie McGoldrick
- Daniel Mijic
- Roz Mortimer
- Melody Owen
- Nicola Oxley
- Kate Potter
- Aurelia Mihai
- Barbara Rauch
- Andrea Roe
- Claire Rousell
- Clara Rueprich
Rosemarie McGoldrick