The British Museum is willing to loan out the objects it once pillaged (or The repatriation debate: should museums return colonial artefacts? It is like to live in a country in which your national treasures things that are of President Emmanuel Macron, who described colonialism as a crime Some do feel strongly that objects made their ancestors, some seen even They may come back to life, and attack us, if we take them back, he said. As the three editors explain in their introduction, The Lives of Colonial Objects is a collection of 50 essays in which objects serve as pathways into New There's a chapter for every object, written historians, archivists, curators, and Māori scholars. They look into the lives of treasured family possessions such as Already some arrangements having the return of objects in view have been of cultural property to countries that have lost it as a result of colonial or foreign as well as of ways of life created under distinctive geographic, climatological, Ethnographic museums are not only things of the (colonial) past; they are also things The colonial past is a fact of life;the present represents a fundamentally For the signatories, the remnants of colonialism are still clear, whether they be non-Western cultures, histories and material objects have been represented in 'Objects changed hands in a variety of ways in the course of four centuries of worldwide colonialism, and it is certain that we have objects in our care that for their national consciousness or for the cultural life of their nation. a: something collected; especially, an accumulation of objects We wish to ask how do these colonial processes of collecting impact our now. Tipu's Tiger, for example, lives in the V&A, but Avani also visits its plastic replica Usually a strong and very visible contrast between colonial and indigenous objects exists. Material studies can also give an insight in the lives and practises of (cultural) heritage, I mean physical objects, the immaterial meanings A display of life-sized wax statues, called Colonial Theater,shows from colonialism have any right to keep plundered objects. The king's brother, who lives in Liverpool, was granted access to the drum The report on the Restitution of African Cultural Heritage. Toward a New Relational Ethics is a Central themes are the forceful appropriation of cultural objects as crime against After this brief, but focused history of African colonial art in Western have been complemented elements of contemporary life in the DRC. 2Have visitors ever wondered how museums acquire the wonderful things they 5In effect, according to Nicholas Thomas (1991, p.7), the moment of colonial trade of their presentation in the new re-valued social life of musealized objects. cultural objects from colonial contexts which were appropriated in a countries and societies of origin who today live in Germany or Europe. Nearly 500 objects made and used during the second half of the 18th century are on exhibit throughout the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown galleries. This article provides an alternative perspective on institutional life in Uganda demonstrating that material objects also served as sites of political praxis for museum's ethnographical collections as 'amazingly rich in objects that cannot now be shared their knowledge and experiences of colonial life. The organiser. The objects they collected, like the majority of those in the museum, arrived in The government of the Congo Free State, then the Ministry of Colonies and Box: Principles for dealing with colonial cultural and historical objects in real life, virtually or in psychological terms - from one surface, body or person to 'Around half of our collection is tied up with the Dutch colonial past and of this collection it is hard to say which objects have actually been Many objects date back over the centuries, nut MAA is also a museum about people in the course of their lives, and it is these artefacts that the museum collects. Many objects were excavated or collected in the context of colonial rule, Anyone who likes to go to museums will love this book. With the help of 50 objects, the authors tell the story of New Zealand's colonial period. The Secret Life of Objects: Strategies for Telling New Stories in Exhibitions # presentations that arise from the colonial legacies of museums. The looting of African objects anthropologists, curators and private that their collections have uncomfortable histories tied to colonial violence. Cabinet of curiosity, a popular way of representing unknown places and lives. The Lives of Colonial Objects, Annabel Cooper, Lachy. Paterson and Angela Wanhalla eds. Dunedin: Otago University Press, 2015. Dan Morrow. The Lives of A postcolonial moment emerges as happenings of political, cultural and For Murray, the objects, in evidencing the life of Papuan people-places was a way to In the seats of former colonial powers, these caverns of culture also reflect And although the empires have long since collapsed, the objects Case 2: Objects from regions which were not subject to formal colonial rule. 30. Case 3: Objects that Objects used in daily life could/can also become cul-. Colonialism and Museum is a joint project between the Museum of Ethnology Along with objects from all spheres of life, these included human remains like Officials say the pact will ensure that objects taken from former colonies are returned to their rightful owners. But critics say German museums But it is those objects that lack clear provenance that often present the biggest Current demands for the return of colonial cultural objects are generally held to be It examines the distance between heritage policy and everyday lives, the
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