The Living Dead: Art and Human Remains

In this captivating discussion, anthropologist Myriam Nafte explores how contemporary artists use human remains to challenge societal views on mortality. Robert Harrison delves into the philosophical ties between the living and the dead, while photographer Wayne Belger uses unique pinhole cameras crafted from unusual materials to evoke emotional responses to death. Joel Peter Witkin's controversial work also ignites debate on ethics and representation, highlighting the ongoing dialogue about human remains in art and culture alongside insights from Dan Rahimi on museum practices.