Research Logs, Essays, Conversations tagged with decolonialism

Sawangwongse Yawnghwe, The 2nd of March 1962, Rangoon, Burma, 2016, acrylic on canvas, 210 cm x 405 cm. Courtesy the artist.

Reshaping the Politics of Visual Representation

A conversation with Ruanne Abou-Rahme, Iris Kensmil, Edwin Nasr, Sawangwongse Yawnghwe and Vivian Ziherl
Yvette Mutumba during the "10 Years Bathtub: Open for the Open" lecture series. 24 September 2022. Photo: Ernst van Deursen.

In Museums We Trust

by Yvette Mutumba
On Things and Beings: The Affordances of Objects and Ways of Knowing

On Things and Beings: The Affordances of Objects and Ways of Knowing

by Amanda Pinatih and Britte Sloothaak
Ekow Eshun interviewed by Amanda Pinatih

Race, Colonialism, and the Climate Crisis

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What Artists and Designers Can Do. Ekow Eshun interviewed by Amanda Pinatih
This still from IOU 4 USA depicts a square charcoal drawing held up by two hands. The drawing is of a frame from The Simpsons and shows an IOU note in Homer’s hands. The note reads: “DEAR USA I.O.U. LESS KANDERS SIGNED USA”.

Christine Sun Kim, IOU 4 USA, 2021

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by Fabienne Chiang
The police officer examines the inside of her left middle finger. She is wearing a yellow hat with a silver police badge and a turquoise dress. Her fingernails are painted red. Her made-up face is partially covered by another hand, which is out of focus.

Ghita Skali, The Invaders, 2021

by Fabienne Chiang
HITO STEYERL I WILL SURVIVE Tentoonstelling — 29 jan t/m 12 jun 2022

In the artist’s words: Barricade

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by Esiri Erheriene-Essi

Journal Articles tagged with decolonialism

After(-)Images: Problematizing Collections of Early Documentary Photography in the Art Museum

After(-)Images: Problematizing Collections of Early Documentary Photography in the Art Museum

by Fabienne Chiang
From Fiction to Knowledge Unveiling histories in contemporary cultural institutions

From Fiction to Knowledge

by Deiara Kouto and Anne Bielig

Temporality and Universalism in the Contemporary Ethnographic Museum: Two Collection Presentations at the Tropenmuseum

By Luuk Vulkers

Towards Mutuality in International Museum Cooperation: Reflections on a Swiss-Ugandan Cooperative Museum Project

By Thomas Laely, Marc Meyer, Amon Mugume and Raphael Schwere

Alike, but not the Same: The Reenactment of Lina Bo Bardi’s Display for the São Paulo Museum of Art (1968–2015)

By Sabrina Moura

Recalcitrant Geographies: National Claims, Transnationalism, and the Institutionalization of Contemporary Art

By Kitty Zijlmans