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Museums in Focus

Decolonizing the Museum

Art, Activism, and the Question of Race in Curation

Marta Pagliuca Pelacani & Chiara (University of Amsterdam De Cesari & Wayne (National Museum of World Cultures Modest

Decolonizing the Museum

Museums in Focus

Decolonizing the Museum

Art, Activism, and the Question of Race in Curation

Museums in Focus: Decolonizing the Museum

 

This book asks what it means to decolonize museums in theory and practice. It explores recent calls by activists and artists for social change in and through museums, and how museums have responded to these calls and interventions.

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Beschrijving Museums in Focus: Decolonizing the Museum

This book asks what it means to decolonize museums in theory and practice. It explores recent calls by activists and artists for social change in and through museums, and how museums have responded to these calls and interventions.

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9781032411590
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136
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Museums in Focus
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Engels
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Taylor & Francis Ltd

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