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MUSEUM GEOGRAPHIES
Exploring the cultural geographies of museums, galleries, heritage and the arts through the scholarship of academic geographer and education consultant
Carol Ann Dixon, Ph.D.

  • Photograph of a collage-based art installation by Christopher Cozier, featuring charcoal drawings and pencil sketches on c.25 small sheets of paper, collectively symbolising the history of Pan-Africanism. A group of intertwined red and black, ribbon-like strands of paper are also shown emanating from a drawing of a megaphone to represent the growth of the political and cultural movement in the form of a double helix.

    Project a Black Planet: Expressions, Emblems and Echoes of a Global Liberation Movement

    Activism · Africa · African Diaspora · Anti-racism · Art · Art – Politics · Exhibition Review · Exhibitions · London
  • The Permanent Forum at Five. Reparatory Justice and Cultural Heritage: Museums and Restitution

    Africa · African Diaspora · Decolonization · Museums · Switzerland
  • Isaac Julien: All That Changes You. Metamorphosis

    Art · Film · Installation art · London · Photography · United Kingdom
  • Photographic art installation featuring a young African woman dressed in an indigo tie-dyed fabric garment, with wooden eyewear obscuring her eyes, positioned against a backdrop made from the same fabric to create a camouflage effect.

    Thandiwe Muriu: Self-expression through photography and fabric-making

    Art · Exhibitions · France · Kenya · Paris · Photography · Textiles
  • Three artworks by Nigerian modernist Ben Enwonwu: a mahogany sculpture of a boxer; the artist's self-portrait; and a painting of a female nude.

    Nigerian Modernism: Art and Independence

    Art · Exhibition Review · Nigeria · Painting · Pottery · Sculpture
  • Art installation featuring a Parian ware bust of Queen Victoria embellished with costume jewellery and other decorative metalwork.

    Hew Locke: What have we here? – A review of the British Museum exhibition examining Empire and its afterlives

    Exhibition Review · Installation art · Museums · United Kingdom · Visual Analysis

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