Tag: Nathalie Mba Bikoro

• Decolonising Minds and Museums through Contemporary Art Activism

  

  “Transforming Museums, Decolonizing Minds,” by Carol Ann Dixon, Ph.D. features in Volume 47 (Issue 4) of the Journal of Museum Education – published January 5, 2023. This paper on anti-racist and decolonial activism within art museums, experimental project spaces and collections of ethnography is one of ten in a special issue focused on Activist Pedagogies…

  Carol Ann Dixon

  January 8, 2023

  Activism, African Diaspora, Art – Politics, Contemporary Art, Decolonization, Museums, Visual Analysis

  Anti-racism, Decolonisation, Nathalie Mba Bikoro, Yinka Shonibare, Zak Ové

• Memory and Museums at “AfroEuropeans V” (University of Münster, Germany)

  

  Earlier in September I was pleased to present a conference paper at AfroEuropeans V: Black Cultures and Identities in Europe (University of Münster, 16-19 September 2015) – the fifth biennial network event exploring socio-political issues and spatialities relating to histories of migration, diaspora formation, economic interdependencies and cultural links between Africa and Europe. My contribution…

  Carol Ann Dixon

  September 28, 2015

  African Diaspora, Art – Politics, Conferences, Cultural Discourse, Diasporas, Europe, Germany, Museums, Performance Art, Racism

  African European Studies, AfroEuropean, Anna Rastas, Anti-racism, Anti-racist art, Corporeality, ENPAD, European Network for People of African Descent, Finnish Labour Museum Werstas, Nathalie Mba Bikoro, University of Münster