Volume 15 (2022), Issue 2

This article discusses the question of British indirect policy within a museum setting of the Uganda's Tribal representation as form of colonial rule. Why the colonial repositories have stagnated behind exhibitions of tribal crafts in the Uganda...

In this article, Richard Tsogang Fossi is dedicated to investigate the attitudes of the colonial explorer and leader of so-called punitive expeditions in the Banyang-Land of Cameroon 1888-1889, Dr. Eugen Zintgraff. His encounter in the early years...

In this paper, Sabrina Moura examine the Musée des Civilisations Noires throughout three moments of its existence. Firstly, as an aspiration; secondly, as a project in the course of its making; thirdly, as a fact. In the initial chapter, Moura...

The core of Helen Verran's article is an ethnography of the concept of 'artwork'. The experiential element is set in the galleries of Berlin's Bode Museum during the 'Beyond Compare. Art from Africa in the Bode-Museum' Exhibition' (2017-2019). The...

This article follows the four stages of a research conducted by its author, the Portuguese artist Catarina Simão. Taking Nampula (Mozambique) as the starting point - followed by »Johannesburg«, »Leipzig« and »Lisbon« - the author gives...

In this article, Jean Beaman examines Rawls and Duck's analysis of the interaction order and tacit racism in the French context. And Martijn de Koning is dedicated to the question »If Islamophobia is almost undetectable as a mode of racism, do...