1st Edition
Museums, Empire and Decolonial Praxis A New Museum Paradigm?
00. Introduction: Decolonisation in the Contact Zone Matthew Jones and Samuel Aylett-Streitberg
01. Collecting the World on Paper: Travelling Artists and the History of the Art Museum Freya Schwachenwald
02. A Map of Vulnerabilities: Racialisations, Racism and Decolonisation in German-Speaking Museums Gaëlle Shrot
03. Unlithified: Meditations on Possibility and Minerals in the Museum Eleanor S. Armstrong and Kopo V. Oromeng
04. Not Everything Is for Us: A Re-Assessment of Western Epistemology Through Digital Heritage Management Billie Duch Giménez
05. Holding Art Museums Accountable: Recovering Entangled Lives of Enslaved People in London’s National Gallery Sean Cham
06. Returning and Retaining – Reclaim and Repatriation of Ethnographic Photographs as Processes of Dispute, Contest and Reconciliation Alona Dubova
07. Towards a New Anthropological Voice Sydney Stewart Rose
08. Pulling strings: From Policies of Extraction and Accumulation to Policies of Care in the Work of Nicolás Grum Victoria Vargas-Downing
09. Performing the Provenance of Ramesses II at the British Museum: Alternative Forms of Restitution in Contemporary Artistic Practice Liza Weber
10. Exhibhitionary Praxis Toyin Agbetu
11. “Dead on Arrival”? The Humboldt Forum Samuel Aylett-Streitberg and Ionna Streitberg
Biography
Samuel Aylett-Streitberg is Visiting Fellow in The Centre for Empire and Postcolonial Studies at the Open University and serves as Academic Director at Arden University Berlin, Germany.
Matthew Jones is an early career researcher with a PhD from the University of Sussex and has a forthcoming monograph titled Curating Transatlantic Slavery: Challenging History and Practices in the Museum.
