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Throughout history, Indigenous women have tattooed human skin to beautify, heal, empower, or carry the body into the afterlife. Emerging from the labor and creativity of these women, Indigenous visual languages – articulating identity and illuminating layered histories – have taken form and will endure as living traditions into the future. In a richly illustrated talk based on decades of field research and documentary film, anthropologist Dr. Lars Krutak explores the contributions of Indigenous women to the art and practice of tattooing. Although their achievements have remained largely unrecognized within anthropological and art historical discourse, he seeks to expose their work, revealing a skin-marking legacy that spans the millennia.
Free admission with an annual pass or if you are under 19 years old, otherwise 80 SEK.
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Don't miss the exhibition: TATAU – Freedom | Identity | Memory a photo exhibition which celebrates women tattoo traditions from different ages and cultures such as Amazigh, Kurd, Maori, Balkan and Sàpmi.
We highlight women stories about one of the world’s oldest traditions – tattoo.
Nearly 40 photos and stories about what tattoos mean for women.
It is an exhibition about freedom, identity, memory, resistance and belonging.
To visit the exhibition you need an annual pass, 180 SEK, or day ticket, 160 SEK. If you are under 19 years old, admission is free.
Photo of Posen Mangyut
by Lars Krutak
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Korsvägen, Södra vägen 54, 412 54 Gothenburg, Sweden, Södra vägen 54, SE-412 54 Göteborg, Sverige, Gothenburg, Sweden
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