Author: Cristina Esteves-Wolff
Liliana Angulo: “El Museo Nacional debe tener una mirada decolonial”
El Museo Nacional de Colombia, ubicado hoy en una vieja prisión del centro de Bogotá y fundado en el siglo XIX, tiene por primera vez en su historia a una mujer negra a su cargo. Liliana Ángulo Cor... Read More
Liliana Angulo: “El Museo Nacional debe tener una mirada decolonial”
El Museo Nacional de Colombia, ubicado hoy en una vieja prisión del centro de Bogotá y fundado en el siglo XIX, tiene por primera vez en su historia a una mujer negra a su cargo. Liliana Ángulo Cor... Read More
Matthew Francis Rarey at the Seminary Co-op
Matthew Francis Rarey discussed his book Insignificant Things: Amulets and the Art of Survival in the Early Black Atlantic in conversation with Larissa Brewer-García at the Seminary Co-op. This event... Read More
“Cécile Fromont Appointed as new HAA Professor and as First Faculty Director of the Cooper Gallery of African and African American Art at the Hutchins Center”
The Department of History of Art and Architecture at Harvard has announced the appointment of Cécile Fromont as a professor in its department. Born in Martinique, and with degrees from Science-Po and... Read More
Protected: Workshop with Anna Arabindan-Kesson
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Protected: Workshop with Mia Bagneris
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Protected: Workshop with Melanie White
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Protected: Reading Group with Pamela Patton
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