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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
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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Protected: Noémie Ndiaye – Introduction and Chapter 4, “Scripts of Blackness”
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Sarah Thomas, “Consumption, Wealth, and Art Collecting in the Age of British Emancipation”
ABSTRACT: Over the course of the 1820s, as British slaveholders were drawn increasingly into a bitter and contested debate about the future of slavery, the nation’s art institutions were thri... Read More
Protected: Reginald Jackson, “Burdens of Proof: Enslavement, Evangelization, and the Performativity of Visual Evidence in Jesuit Japan”
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