UNWORLDING THE ANATOMICAL THEATER
IN UPPSALA

malin.heyman@arch.kth.se
heyman@at-hh.com


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LOBBY no.5 – Faith    17–10–17 The Anatomical Theater - Uppsala is an article co-written by Malin Heyman and James Hamilton. The article was published in LOBBY, a limited series published by the the Bartlett School of Architecture in London. The contribution Anatomical Theater - Uppsala was included in issue No. 5, “Faith” in the Autumn of 2016. This issue was edited by Regner Ramos, James Taylor-Foster, Marcela Aragüez, Nito Ramírez, Gregorio Astengo, and Mrinal Rammohan.Category
essay
Reconstructing the Anatomical Theater in Uppsala: I 14–12–21 The essay Reconstructing the Anatomical Theatre in Uppsala was originally commissioned and published by L’Internationale Online and DAAS - Decolonizing Architecture Advanced Studies in 2021, in the e-book Architectural Dissonances, edited by Corina Oprea, Alessandro Petti, Marie-Louise Richards, Tatiana Pinto and Roberta Burchardt.

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essay, site visit, field work
Reconstructing the Anatomical Theater in Uppsala: II 16–02–22



The essay Reconstructing the Anatomical Theatre in Uppsala was used as the departure point for a conversation recorded in the anatomical theatre between Mikael Ahlund (director, Gustavianum) Ulrika Dahl (professor in Gender Studies, Uppsala University), Irene Molina (professor in Human Geography, Uppsala University), Chritina Pech (architecture historian, KTH) and Malin Zimm (editor-in-chief, Arkitektur Magazine). The conversation was staged, moderated and edited by AT-HH into the audio piece Reconstructing the Anatomical Theatre in Uppsala, part II, which plays in and frames the exhibition.
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conversation
The Atlantean Theatre, the Rectors and an Anatomical Capital
04–02–22 The Atlantean Theatre, the Rectors and an Anatomical Capital was exhibited at Spark Malmö in 2022. It presented selected parts of AT-HH’s work on the anatomical theatre of the Gustavianum in Uppsala, Sweden. Through the juxtaposition of speculative drawings, comparative detail study, selected archival material and interpretive mock-ups, the exhibition elaborates on the article Reconstructing the Anatomical Theatre in Uppsala, originally commissioned and published by L’Internationale Online and DAAS - Decolonizing Architecture Advanced Studies in 2021.  This text was also used as the departure point for a conversation recorded in the anatomical theatre between Mikael Ahlund (director, Gustavianum) Ulrika Dahl (professor in Gender Studies, Uppsala University), Irene Molina (professor in Human Geography, Uppsala University), Chritina Pech (architecture historian, KTH) and Malin Zimm (editor-in-chief, Arkitektur Magazine). The conversation was staged, moderated and edited by AT-HH into the audio piece Reconstructing the Anatomical Theatre in Uppsala, part II, which plays in and frames the exhibition.

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exhibition
Restoration Protocolls 1947-1955: Anatomical Theater in  Uppsala20–02–23The project Restoration Protocolls 1947-1955: Anatomical Theater in Uppsala is a Swedish Arts Grants Comittee [Konstnärsnämnden] funded artistic research project. 

The project aims at making visible the substantial influence of ideologies and driving forces represented by the restauration committee over the design of the reconstruction (1920-1955) of the anatomical theater in Uppsala (originally built in 1663). Discussions in the previously unresearched meeting protocols will be positioned, situated and reflected in a forthcomming publication.

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artistic research, grant, protocols
Reconstructing the Anatomical Theater in Uppsala: The Meeting Minutes 1947-195518–10–23KTH Higher Seminar presentation


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seminar, artistic research, grant, protocols
Archival Encounters
[Restoration Protocolls 1947-1955: Anatomical Theater in  Uppsala]
02–21–24 
A conversation, held in the library of Konstakadamien in Stockholm, between Alice Grandoit-Šutka, Elisa Maria López and AT–HH. This conversation is part of the Konstnärsnämnden funded project Restoration Protocolls 1947-1955: Anatomical Theater in Uppsala.

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artistic research, grant, conversation, field work
Objects and Representations
[Restoration Protocolls 1947-1955: Anatomical Theater in  Uppsala]16–05–24 






A conversation, held in the KTH Architecture faculty conference room in Stockholm, between Ulrika Karlsson, Thordis Arrhenius and AT–HH. 
This conversation is part of the Konstnärsnämnden funded project Restoration Protocolls 1947-1955: Anatomical Theater in Uppsala.

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artistic research, grant, conversation
Restoration Norms
[Restoration Protocolls 1947-1955: Anatomical Theater in  Uppsala]
17–05–24 





A conversation, held in the offices of Draken Arkitektur on Skeppbrokajen in Stockholm, between Ethem Erdogan, Johan Örn and AT–HH. 
This conversation is part of the Konstnärsnämnden funded project Restoration Protocolls 1947-1955: Anatomical Theater in Uppsala. 

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artistic research, grant, conversation
IASPIS28–05–24An invited conversation, held in the IASPIS studios on Södermalm between Malin Heyman and the artist Camilla Sposatti. 

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artistic research, grant, conversation
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