FIELD TRIP TO MEXICO: Dia de Muertos: Mayan Rebirth: The Brushing of the Bones
A 4-day trip to Mexico curated, organized and guided by Mexican writer and scholar Salvador Olguín for Borderline Projects and Morbid Anatomy.
Dates: October 31 - November 4, 2019 (**Must reserve to info@borderlineprojects.com by July 1)
Includes: Two Mayan Day of the Dead celebrations, featuring a visit to Pomuch, and the "brushing the bones" ceremony
Cost: $685.00 USD (Includes all hotels in double-rooms, luxury ground transportation, museum admissions, guided visits, and breakfasts; airfares not included).
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PODCASTS AND VIDEO
- Interview with our founder Joanna Ebenstein on Last Pocast on the Left (2018)
- Interview with our founder Joanna Ebenstein on The Noir and Bizarre (2018)
- How we Remember: Death and Mourning in American Art and Culture Symposium
American Folk Art Museum (2017) - Tedx Talk: Death like you've never seen it before by our founder Joanna Ebenstein (2016)
- Founder Joanna Ebenstein and her father Robert Ebenstein on StoryCorps (2014)
- The Thing is... Podcast from The Wellcome Collection with our founder Joanna Ebenstein on The Anatomical Venus (2014)
Death: A Graveside Companion
At nearly 400 pages, this book explores, via over 1,000 images and 19 essays, humankind's attempts attempts--mythological, scientific and popular – to imagine, respond to, or find meaning in the mystery of death.
Edited by Joanna Ebenstein, Foreword by Will Self, Featuring the Richard Harris Art Collection
Thames and Hudson, October 24, 2017
368 pages, 1,000 illustrations in color and black and white
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REVIEWS AND INTERVIEWS FOR DEATH A GRAVESIDE COMPANION
- Death: A Graveside Companion Offers an Outlet for your Morbid Curiosity, Science News, 2018
- Outing Death, New York Times, 2018
- The Many Looks of Death, Print, 2018
- This Book Is All About Death, Murder, Mourning, and an Anatomical Christ', Gizmodo, 2017
- How Humans Have Embraced Life, With Images of Death: Masterpieces of Memento Mori, Altas Obscura, 2017
- Death: A Visual History: A New Book Lifts the Lid on Humanity’s Fascination with Mortality, The Economist 1843 Magazine, November 2017
- Morbid Anatomist: Interview with editor Joanna Ebenstein on Erik Davis' podcast Expanding Mind, November 2017
- Un Compendio Illustrato Dedicato alla Morte, FrzziFrizzi, November 2017
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