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Mark Dion explores human conceptualisation, interpretation and exploitation of the natural world to create a “culture of nature” which is a mirror for ideologies, historical narratives and power structures. His work uses taxonomic, archivist and museological practices to expose the ways in which science, classification systems, hunting and colonialism have shaped our understanding of animals […]