This article first gives an insight at what the idea of museum meant before the modern era, to set the global, historical and political context in which modern museums emerged. It then analyzes the conditions that paved the way for institutional change as the weakening of the national setting has allowed other layers of histories -local, regional, community, indigenous, minority- to be expressed. Finally, it explains why handling colonial heritage in contemporary exhibitions -through the historical contextualization of the collections on display- is of paramount importance to museums small and big, and look at the extent to which they succeed in adapting to change, through various examples taken from Europe and Australia.El artículo ofrece ...
International audienceMuseums contribution to the European colonial project was and is still critici...
This issue compiles the outcome of the symposium at the Kunstmuseum Basel and a summer academy at th...
The causes, forms and effects of colonisation and decolonisation are neither geographically nor hist...
[EN] Coloniality is a system born from colonialism that to these days affects several individuals su...
This article attempts a comparative view of selected museums (in Coimbra, Glasgow, and Kuala Lumpur)...
The article contributes to considerations on the exhibits of colonial origin that exist in Western c...
By analysing three museums exhibition, this article investigates how the history of European colonia...
Over the last century, art museums in the United States have mounted dozens of exhibitions of Coloni...
This study explores museum exhibitions of colonial histories through a tripartite approach by examin...
"Decolonising Museums is the second thematic publication of L'Internationale Online; it addresses co...
Museums are currently undergoing a number of changes as a repercussion of their histories and profes...
What functions might the history museum fulfill in the twenty-first century? How could this powerful...
This article starts from the notion of "complex exhibitorio" on classical pedagogical function of th...
Most European ethnographie museums were founded in the colonial context and the ways objects were co...
This paper examines the presence of colonial ideology within art history that I argue erases and opp...
International audienceMuseums contribution to the European colonial project was and is still critici...
This issue compiles the outcome of the symposium at the Kunstmuseum Basel and a summer academy at th...
The causes, forms and effects of colonisation and decolonisation are neither geographically nor hist...
[EN] Coloniality is a system born from colonialism that to these days affects several individuals su...
This article attempts a comparative view of selected museums (in Coimbra, Glasgow, and Kuala Lumpur)...
The article contributes to considerations on the exhibits of colonial origin that exist in Western c...
By analysing three museums exhibition, this article investigates how the history of European colonia...
Over the last century, art museums in the United States have mounted dozens of exhibitions of Coloni...
This study explores museum exhibitions of colonial histories through a tripartite approach by examin...
"Decolonising Museums is the second thematic publication of L'Internationale Online; it addresses co...
Museums are currently undergoing a number of changes as a repercussion of their histories and profes...
What functions might the history museum fulfill in the twenty-first century? How could this powerful...
This article starts from the notion of "complex exhibitorio" on classical pedagogical function of th...
Most European ethnographie museums were founded in the colonial context and the ways objects were co...
This paper examines the presence of colonial ideology within art history that I argue erases and opp...
International audienceMuseums contribution to the European colonial project was and is still critici...
This issue compiles the outcome of the symposium at the Kunstmuseum Basel and a summer academy at th...
The causes, forms and effects of colonisation and decolonisation are neither geographically nor hist...