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De/colonizing Repesentations of Slavery in European Museums: Artistic, Curatorial and Theoretical Approaches | Synapse
March 3, 2026
De/colonizing Repesentations of Slavery in European Museums: Artistic, Curatorial and Theoretical Approaches
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Androula Michaël
Centre de recherches en arts et esthétique
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Anne-Claire Faucquez
Université Paris 8
Key Points
Representation of slavery in European museums challenges existing narratives and frameworks, prompting critical reflection on history.
Artistic approaches highlight the importance of visual culture in shaping perceptions of slavery and its legacy.
Curation practices reveal how museums can either perpetuate stereotypes or foster understanding by critically engaging with historical narratives.
Theoretical frameworks provide a basis for rethinking the role of museums in society and their responsibility towards marginalized histories.
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Michaël et al. (Thu,) studied this question.
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