How do we currently eat, how do we want to eat and live in the future and what effects will this have? The international group exhibition Politics at the Kitchen Table takes a look at individual and social - and therefore always political - aspects of nutrition with their ecological, economic and social interdependencies using contemporary artistic works.
What we eat shapes us in biological and cultural cycles. At the same time, our decisions have an influence on the world around us, so that our actions constantly reshape the state of the world at our own kitchen table and in the social interaction of eating. In this exhibition, various socio-political and ecological dimensions of nutrition are explored from an artistic perspective.
Curator: Julia Katharina Thiemann
What we eat shapes us in biological and cultural cycles. At the same time, our decisions have an influence on the world around us, so that our actions constantly reshape the state of the world at our own kitchen table and in the social interaction of eating. In this exhibition, various socio-political and ecological dimensions of nutrition are explored from an artistic perspective.
Curator: Julia Katharina Thiemann
