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1	Gut Feeling : Art and Food Digested: Figuring a Post-Human Intestinal Turn Guarino Werner, Sarah January 2023 (has links) This thesis aims to develop a new methodological concept better to understand art and curating in a post-human setting. Departing from a post-humanist ontology, my initial idea was to analyse contemporary artworks dealing with food and trace and substantiate a figuration of the gut/intestinal system (connected to post-human notions as the ideas of trans- corporeality, vibrant matter, etc.) and how it could create a productive reading of these works. During my research on food-related art projects, I realised that the gut-figuration has broader implications and could function as a tool to understand the contemporary art world and curating at large, through a post-human lens. Accordingly, I suggest my thesis to be a contribution to what I would like to name an “intestinal turn”, a contemporary post-humanist, trans-corporeal understanding of art that could change how art is perceived and how the subjectivity of the artist, and curatorial work, could be understood today. Post-Humanism Post-Human Subjectivity Figuration Vital Matter Vibrant Matter Trans- Corporeality Bodies of Water Gut Feminism Gut Feeling Feminism Posthuman Food The Intestinal System Stacy Alaimo Rosi Braidotti Astrida Neimanis Jane Bennett Elizabeth A. Wilson Cooking Sections Climavore Non-Bar Sean Raspet Humanities and the Arts Humaniora och konst