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The mink that wouldn't disappear

17 March / 19:30 - 21:00

Free – 135.00kr.

v/ Rune Clausen, The Green Museum

Hvordan ligger landet i forhold til minken i Danmark?
In 2020, 17 million Danish mink were killed during the COVID pandemic. An almost 100-year-old agricultural and
business adventure was shut down. Apparently. But the story of the little American predator's Danish life
is far from over.
Rune Clausen is a museum curator at the Green Museum and works with the history of hunting and animals.
cultural history. In his work he deals with the relationship between humans, animals and professions – both
historically and in contemporary contexts.

Program for the evening
 18.30 – The museum is open in the evenings in the exhibitions Under the Sun, Stort and Guldkorn

 19.30 – Lecture
 20.15 – Coffee break with cake
 20.30 – Lecture, questions and debate

See other lectures in the series:

The country: settlement or development?
by Kasper Friis Bavnbæk, Center for Rural Research, University of Southern Denmark
February 17th 7:30–9:00 PM

Buy ticket

From nap butter to climate pig – the history of the agricultural cooperative movement
by Esben Bøgh Sørensen, The Green Museum
March 3, 7:30–9:00 PM

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Dead mink are being cooled before further processing in the fur factory. Photographed Nov. 2020, Hindbo Mink.

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Regular ticket
135,00 kr.
Annual pass holders
(annual card must be presented at entrance)
0,00 kr.
Student:
(student card must be presented upon entry)
0,00 kr.

Detaljer

  • Dato: 17 March
  • Tidspunkt:
    19:30 - 21:00
  • Pris: Free – 135.00kr.

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