"Iter Subterraneum": A Gastronomic Journey to the Secret Life of Plants (with Andreas Liebe Delsett, Mari Kvien Brunvoll & Stein Urheim)
19:30
In 1973, The Secret Life of Plants attracted international attention as a book and later as a film — becoming a cult phenomenon that challenged the idea of plants as passive life forms and has since continued to resonate across popular culture and artistic practice.
In connection with the exhibition Iter Subterraneum, we invite you to a thematic dinner inspired by The Secret Life of Plants, Ludvig Holberg’s Niels Klim’s Journey to the World Underground, and selected works from the exhibition. The menu is developed by author Andreas Liebe Delsett in close collaboration with Landmark, taking the fungi and plant kingdom as its point of departure. Both the kitchen and the bar have been given room to work freely and creatively with the exhibition’s thematic framework.
Stevie Wonder’s double album Journey Through The Secret Life of Plants, composed in connection with the film adaptation of the book, forms a musical backdrop for the evening.
You can combine the dinner with attending Ingela Ihrman’s performance in the exhibition, which will remain open late for the occasion. This performance starts at 19:00 inside the galleries. The rest of the evening will take place at Landmark, and also includes a musical contribution by Mari Kvien Brunvoll and Stein Urheim (feat.).
Please note: The menu may contain small amounts of seafood, as well as egg and dairy products. Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate allergy requests.
