About the part that art plays in a globalising society

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    Magazine


    Institutional Critique / Ecology / Shared Heritage / Indonesia / Colonial history / Museologie / Southeast Asia /

    On the Nature of Botanical Gardens: Decolonial Perspectives - by Evie Evans
    Global Art History / Institutional Critique / Colonial history / Museologie / Textile /

    Shapeshifters – Where Opacity Holds the Light
    Bookshop Selection / The living archive / Institutional Critique / Colonial history / Museologie /

    Bookshop Selection: Emptying the Shelves
    Institutional Critique / Global Art History / Colonial history / Museologie / Textile /

    Review: Shapeshifters: On Wounds, Wonders and Transformation, A Group Exhibition at Framer Framed
    Art economy and policy / Amsterdam Noord / Amsterdam Oost / Institutional Critique / Museologie / Contested Heritage /

    Becoming ‘Established’ While Pioneering, a Note on the History of Framer Framed - by Esther Captain
    Action Research / Community & Learning / Museologie /

    Notes on access 2: Visual Awareness
    Action Research / Community & Learning / Museologie /

    Notes on access 1: Rethinking and Relearning
    Community & Learning / Museologie / Open Call /

    We Curate - Naar een participatieve en inclusieve tentoonstellingspraktijk
    Colonial history / Curatorial Text / Institutional Critique / Museologie / Contested Heritage /

    Article: Towards a decolonial curatorial practice - by Chandra Frank

    Exhibitions


    Exhibition: Shapeshifters

    A group exhibition examining how colonialism has shaped museums, archives and other institutions of knowledge

    Agenda


    Guided Tour: Shapeshifters, On Wounds, Wonders and Transformation
    Guided tour of the exhibition Shapeshifters, examining how colonialism has shaped the ways museums, archives and other institutions of knowledge are perceived and understood
    Workshop: Moving Labels – Shifting Narratives
    A series of workshops by Barbara Neves Alves with Clare Butcher and Pedro Manuel about re-interpreting museum labels
    Symposium: Shapeshifters
    Day-long symposium addressing the ethical and cultural implications of collections built through colonial looting and exploitation
    Opening: Shapeshifters
    Group exhibition that examines how colonialism has shaped the ways museums, archives and other institutions of knowledge are perceived and understood
    Exhibition: Shapeshifters
    A group exhibition examining how colonialism has shaped museums, archives and other institutions of knowledge
    Arts Collaboratory Assembly: Imagining (our) future horizon(s)
    A trans-local culture of collaboration for social change in the field of expanded artistic practice