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The aim is to challenge Eurocentric perspectives and promote authentic representations of Moroccan cultures in art history.

March 10, 2026Open Access

Decolonizing African Art History in Morocco: New Perspectives and Methodologies

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This research examines indigenous knowledge in Moroccan art history, highlighting the need for inclusive narratives.

The aim is to challenge Eurocentric perspectives and promote authentic representations of Moroccan cultures in art history.
Employed participant observation and semi-structured interviews with local artists and historians.
Conducted archival research to gather historical context.
Obtained ethical approval from an institutional review board.
Participants stressed the role of traditional storytelling in art education.
Research reveals a necessity for inclusive approaches in Moroccan art history.
Calls for future studies to engage local communities in narrative definition.

Benslimane et al. (2010) studied this question.

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March 10, 2026Open Access

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This research examines indigenous knowledge in Moroccan art history, highlighting the need for inclusive narratives.

The aim is to challenge Eurocentric perspectives and promote authentic representations of Moroccan cultures in art history.
Employed participant observation and semi-structured interviews with local artists and historians.
Conducted archival research to gather historical context.
Obtained ethical approval from an institutional review board.
Participants stressed the role of traditional storytelling in art education.
Research reveals a necessity for inclusive approaches in Moroccan art history.
Calls for future studies to engage local communities in narrative definition.

Benslimane et al. (2010) studied this question.

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