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Symposium Exhibiting Difficult Histories: Jamie Dau
Symposium Exhibiting Difficult Histories: Jamie Dau © Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Ethnologisches Museum

Symposium „Exhibiting Difficult Histories: Benin Objects and their Potential for New Forms of Representation“: Wrap-up

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Symposium Exhibiting Difficult Histories: Jamie Dau
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Symposium „Exhibiting Difficult Histories: Benin Objects and their Potential for New Forms of Representation“: Wrap-up

Prof. Dr. Tukufu Zuberi, Lasry Family Professor für race relations und Professor für Soziologie und Africana Studies an der University of Pennsylvania
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Symposium „Exhibiting Difficult Histories“: Colonial, Neocolonial, & Decolonial Projects. African Material Culture

Prof. Dr. Kokunre Agbontaen-Eghafona: Indigenous Exhibition of Benin Cultural Objects in Reviewing the Display of ‘Benin Bronzes’ in Nigeria, Europe, and America
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Symposium „Exhibiting Difficult Histories“: Indigenous Exhibition of Benin Cultural Objects

Staffan Lundén: Über die „Benin-Bronzen“, Hamiltons Pyjamas, Powis' Mutter und die Möglichkeiten neuer Darstellungsformen.
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Symposium „Exhibiting Difficult Histories“: Über die „Benin-Bronzen"

Annie Coombes: Engaging Histories, Envisaging Futures
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Symposium „Exhibiting Difficult Histories“: Engaging Histories, Envisaging Futures

Prof. Dr. Lars-Christian Koch, Direktor des Ethnologischen Museums und des Museums für Asiatische Kunst der Staatlichen Museen zu Berlin
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Symposium „Exhibiting Difficult Histories: Benin Objects and their Potential for New Forms of Representation“: Begrüßung und Einführung