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SUMMARY:Cannibal Forking - Dr Alana Jelinek
DTSTART:20111029T090000Z
DTEND:20111029T153000Z
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CONTACT:Alana Jelinek
DESCRIPTION:Artist Alana Jelinek was intrigued by the Museum of Archaeolog
 y & Anthropology’s collection of cannibal forks. When they were collecte
 d in the nineteenth century\, it was thought they were evidence of canniba
 lism in the South Pacific but the history is more complicated than that. A
 lana’s artwork\, ‘Tall Stories: Cannibal Forks’ explores these myths
  and the realities derived from anthropological research. \nFree events al
 l day.\nNo booking required for films and talks.\n\n\n* Making cannibal fo
 rks with artist Alana Jelinek - all day 10.00-16.30 (including art work\, 
 'Tall Stories:Cannibal Forks' 2010) \n* 13.00 - Dr Lucie Carreau talk (45m
 ins) ‘Cannibal encounters: museums\, objects and photographs’\n* 14.00
  - 'Cannibal Tours' film screening (70mins)\, dir Dennis O'Rourke\, 1988\n
 * 15.30 - Dr Anita Herle talk (45mins)\n\nJoin artist\, Alana Jelinek\, re
 -staging her successful 'Cannibal Forking'. Participants will carve their 
 own cannibal forks over a day\, learning the\nnecessary green wood working
  skills\, using native English woods\, while discussing the history and pe
 rception of 'cannibal forks' from the Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology
 's collection. A wider audience is invited to drop by and join in the disc
 ussion about these contested objects. The day will be punctuated by talks 
 from Dr Lucie Carreau and Dr Anita Herle about their anthropology research
  into Fiji and the South Pacific region plus a screening of the 1988 film\
 , 'Cannibal Tours'.\n\nTo book a place on Alana Jelinek's 'Cannibal Forkin
 g'\, please email Liz Haslemere: eh268@cam.ac.uk or telephone: 01223 76495
 6 or 01223 333516. All\nother events on the day are drop-in. Sponsored by 
 Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC). Part of the ESRC Festival of 
 Social Science <http://www.esrc.ac.uk/news-and-events/events/festival/>.
LOCATION:Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology
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